Former Tennessee Titans GM Ran Carthon spoke publicly for the first time since being fired, addressing topics from Mike Vrabel to Will Levis.

The Tennessee Titans have devolved into such a complete mess under Amy Adams Strunk's watch. Firing Mike Vrabel was dumb and siding with Ran Carthon was even worse. Carthon is now out as general manager after only two seasons on the job.

Tennessee went 9-25 in Carthon’s two years with two different head coaches — Mike Vrabel and Brian Callahan. Carthon was interviewed on 104.5 The Zone on Monday morning and noted that while he never approached his job as if it would be over so soon, he knows what the standards are across the league.

Roughly one week after Tennessee Titans fired Ran Carthon, he will appear on the Ramon, Kayla & Will show in his first public appearance.

What will the Tennessee Titans' vision be for the future? And will owner Amy Adams Strunk have the patience for it? Chad Brinker explains it all.

Since that Bengals loss, there have been four GM-coach tandems in Nashville, starting with Mike Vrabel and Jon Robinson through ... Chad Brinker outlines vision for Tennessee Titans future post Ran Carthon firing Jan. 22: The No. 1 seed Titans lose 19-16 ...

NASHVILLE - Former Tennessee Titans GM Ran Carthon did an interview with 104.5 The Zone's Ramon, Kayla, and Will on Monday morning, nearly one week after being let go by the organization. During the interview,

The New England Patriots are making moves following the hiring of head coach Mike Vrabel. According to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, former Giants senior a

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel will have a lot of say about his roster, but it sounds like Eliot Wolf will remain in charge of New England's front office.

Vrabel was the favorite from the start of the Patriots’ search, given his relationship with owner Robert Kraft, his experience, and his coaching style. The Patriots also considered Byron Leftwich, Pep Hamilton, and Ben Johnson, but ultimately landed on the clear front-runner.

Firing Jon Robinson was stupid. Moving on from Mike Vrabel was beyond moronic. So was letting Derrick Henry walk. And do not get me started on Ran Carthon. While I understood Smith getting and ...

The Tennessee Titans have the new leader of their front office after firing general manager Ran Carthon following the conclusion of the regular season.