Titans' Robert Saleh is a hard coach to rank

The Tennessee Titans kicked off their offseason with the hiring of Robert Saleh to replace Brian Callahan as Titans head coach. Callahan struggled during his short-lived tenure, and his team appeared to lack discipline and growth.

While Saleh does come with some questions from his time under the bright spotlight of the New York Jets, his resume at least boasts a history of stout defenses as both a coordinator and a head coach. Now at the helm of the Titans, he will have a chance to show what he can do out from under a microscope.

But where does he land in comparison to the current crop of NFL head coaches? The Sharp Football analysts combined numbers, film, and projections, then averaged the rankings to produce a final ranking of the current batch of NFL head coaches.

No. 25. Tennessee Titans

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Votes for Robert Saleh ranged from 22nd to 30th. He failed in New York, but it is difficult to pinpoint exactly where to point the finger in an organization as dysfunctional as the Jets in recent years.

Votes for Robert Saleh ranged from 22nd to 30th. He failed in New York, but it is difficult to pinpoint exactly where to point the finger in an organization as dysfunctional as the Jets in recent years.

This analysis is fair, given his overall resume from his time in New York, but so far this offseason, he has proved to be a breath of fresh air compared to Callahan. The Titans spent the offseason laying the foundation for their future, and with a solid showing, Saleh can likely climb the ladder.

This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans’ Robert Saleh is a hard coach to rank