Titans CEO Offers Public Apology to Fans After Ugly 0-5 Start
Burke Nihill said the team has let fans down and reiterated support for coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi after the Titans’ 0-5 start.
- On Friday, Tennessee Titans CEO Burke Nihill issued an apology to fans, admitting the organization has "let our fans down" amid the team's 0-5 start to the 2026 season.
- Since General Manager Mike Borgonzi arrived ahead of the 2025 season, the Titans have won just three games, part of a 6-33 stretch dating back to 2023.
- Attendance at Nissan Stadium dropped to just over 52,000 for last Sunday's loss to the Houston Texans, as the offense averages a league-low 11.6 points per game.
- Despite the poor results, Nihill expressed "organizational belief" in head coach Robert Saleh and Borgonzi, vowing they have the support needed to restore competitive football.
- While Nihill faces criticism for prioritizing Super Bowl LXIV initiatives, the organization remains focused on the 2027 opening of the new $2.2 billion Nissan Stadium.
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Titans CEO apologizes to beleaguered fanbase after dreadful start to the season: 'We're sorry' - NEW YORK TIMES POST
You know a season hasn’t gone according to plan when just five weeks into the year, the CEO is apologizing to the fan base. The Tennessee Titans are 0-5 this season and haven’t provided much hope for their beleaguered fan base. Titans CEO Burke Nihill is empowered to speak on behalf of controlling owner Amy [...]
Titans CEO offers public apology to fans after ugly 0-5 start
Tennessee Titans CEO Burke Nihill publicly apologized to fans on Friday for the team’s 0-5 start to the season while stating that the organization remains fully behind head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi. Speaking with authorization from controlling owner Amy Adams-Strunk, Nihill addressed the ongoing disappointment after an extended stretch of poor …
'We're sorry': Titans CEO issues apology to fans after 0-5 start
The Tennessee Titans have yet to win a game in Robert Saleh’s first season as head coach, falling to 0-5 and extending a losing streak that dates back to last season. Now, the team’s top executive has a message for the fans who have suffered through it. Titans CEO Burke Nihill issued an apology to…
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