The Kansas City Chiefs have taken a hit to their front office before this Saturday's playoff game against the Houston Texans. According to multiple reports, the Tennessee Titans have hired Mike Borgonzi as their general manager.

The Tennessee Titans are reportedly hiring a new general manager to replace Ran Carthon who was fired after the conclusion of the franchise’s 3-14 2024-25 season. Several outlets, including NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero,

Needless to say, while the Chiefs appear thrilled ... ex-Titans general manager Ran Carthon. There’s been a bit of a trade pipeline developing between Kansas City and Tennessee in recent years.

Borgonzi was hired by the Chiefs in 2009 and had since filled a variety of roles in Kansas City. He won three Super Bowls with the organization. In Tennessee he succeeds Ran Carthon, whom the ...

The Tennessee Titans are set to hire Kansas City Chiefs assistant GM Mike Borgonzi for their next general manager position.

The Tennessee Titans have found their new general manager, as the team announced on Friday that they had agreed to terms with former Kansas City Chiefs assistant general manager Mike Borgonzi to be their new GM.

Borgonzi served the previous 16 seasons with Kansas City and has been the Chiefs assistant general manager for the past four years. He'll replace former Titans general manager Ran Carthon ...

The Tennessee Titans intend to hire Kansas ... seasons under Carthon's watch, including 3-14 this season to gain ownership of the top overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft. Borgonzi heads to Music City following a 16-season tenure with the Chiefs, most ...

The Chiefs were ready with a stadium message for fans that night in January 2020. Could it happen again Saturday?

The Tennessee Titans are hiring Kansas City Chiefs assistant general manager Mike Borgonzi as their next general manager, a team source confirmed on Friday. Borgonzi, who was promoted to assistant GM in 2021, spent 16 seasons with Kansas City. Borgonzi served as the club’s director of football operations from 2018 to 2020.

No team had a worse season than the Tennessee Titans had in 2024. Their 3-14 record awarded the Titans the No. 1 overall pick, which they are slated to use in A

Much has changed since the Chiefs played in a Super Bowl in New Orleans, but one thing connects the games: the chance to create a legacy.