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Tennessee Titans CEO Apologizes to Fanbase After 0-5 Start to Season
WHY IT MATTERS
The Titans' struggles have left their fanbase disappointed, and the team's apology is a rare acknowledgment of their responsibility to deliver a competitive product on the field.
What happened
Tennessee Titans CEO Burke Nihill has apologized to the team's beleaguered fanbase after a dismal start to the season. The team is 0-5, with the offense struggling to score points.
Despite this, Nihill has confidence in the team's leadership, citing the support for head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi.
The Titans are looking to turn their season around when they play the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Titans CEO apologizes to beleaguered fanbase after dreadful start to the season: 'We're sorry'
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