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A 'cold foot' and NFL's current kickoff rules test the Titans' special teams

The Titans are averaging a league-worst 66.7% touchbacks as the NFL’s new kickoff format pushes more returns and tougher field-position battles.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Titans have one of the NFL’s most respected special teams coordinators and a kicker with a strong leg. Yet they’re struggling mightily when it comes to kickoffs. “We need to get better at it,” Titans coach Robert Saleh said. “We need to make teams return the kick, we need

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A 'cold foot' and NFL's current kickoff rules test the Titans' special teams

The Tennessee Titans have one of the NFL’s most respected special teams coordinators and a kicker with a strong leg. Yet they’re struggling mightily when it comes to kickoffs. New coach Robert Saleh says the Titans need to get better…

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The News-Gazette broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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