The Tennessee Titans are in the midst of a sweeping organizational makeover as the offseason progresses, with general manager Mike Borgonzi at the helm of a cultural reset that aims to reshape the franchise’s identity.
Under the guidance of new head coach Robert Saleh, the team has assembled a fresh coaching staff that blends veteran experience with innovative approaches, setting the tone for a revitalized on‑field philosophy.
Strategic hires bolster the revamped football operations
The front office announced three key appointments that underscore the Titans’ commitment to a data‑driven, holistic approach: Bennie Contrino joins as Director of Strategy & Analytics, Jonathan Gress as Director of Rehabilitation & Reconditioning, and Charron Sumler as Director of Mental Wellness & Performance.
Contrino, Gress and Sumler will work alongside the reengineered scouting and player development departments, integrating advanced analytics, injury prevention protocols, and mental‑performance programs into the daily workflow.
The moves come just weeks before the team’s training camp schedule kicks off, with rookies slated to report on July 23 and veterans following on July 28, giving the new staff a brief window to settle into their roles before the first on‑field work.
Team officials say the additions are part of a broader effort to modernize the franchise’s infrastructure, from the locker room to the executive suite, and to foster a healthier, more resilient culture that can compete in the AFC South.