The Titans have preached patience and continuity, but Callahan is nearing the point of no return. Adams Strunk, Mike Borgonzi, and Chad Brinker must be considering a potential change. If so, we’ve identified three potential options to be named interim.

ESPN’s Turron Davenport reported on Sunday evening that Callahan’s job is on “life support” following a 41-20 blowout loss to the Indianapolis Colts at home. The Titans already have 31 penalties through three games, and the Nissan Stadium exploded with “Fire Callahan” chants as the Titans left the field trailing 20-6 at halftime.

Titans fans serenaded their team with boos and calls to fire head coach Brian Callahan as they left the field at the end of the first half on Sunday, but Callahan said after the 41-20 loss to the Colts that he's not worrying about his job security.

Titans coach Brian Callahan was already on a hot seat entering this season, and he has not helped himself through the first three defeats.

The Brian Callahan era in Tennessee endured another ugly, sloppy moment Sunday during the Titans' 41-20 blowout loss to the Colts at Nissan Stadium.

Here's what Anarumo thinks about Callahan's new quarterback, and what Callahan has to do to get his first win this season over an old friend