Cam Ward’s “we ass” comments have set off a storm inside the Titans locker room — Jeffery Simmons spoke with him, Cody Barton didn’t like it, and the fanbase is split. Jared breaks down why Ward’s words could either spark accountability or divide the team beyond repair.

Plus:

Jon Robinson stirs the pot with his viral “we ass” birthday post — was he right?

Mac Jones shines while Jared revisits his QB prospect tiers and where Cam Ward fits.

Vanderbilt vs. Alabama: is this the moment Vandy proves they’re for real in the SEC?

Six Pack Picks for the weekend’s biggest games.

All that and more on today’s Stillman & Company.

Jared dives deep into the Titans’ quarterback crisis and coaching mess. Cam Ward has been flat-out bad since the Denver game — with poor mechanics, tipped passes, and zero progress — and yet the excuse machine is running wild. Former Titans Director of College Scouting Blake Beddingfield’s breakdown echoes Jared’s take: Ward’s flaws are real, and there’s little sign of improvement.

Meanwhile, Brian Callahan survives another week, with reports saying the Titans don’t plan to make a change anytime soon. Jared explains why that decision protects Burke and Brinker more than it helps the team, and why keeping Callahan only makes the problems worse.

Other topics today include:

Kalen DeBoer’s comments ahead of Alabama-Vanderbilt and why they could backfire

The Mike Vrabel vs Brian Callahan debate: fair criticism or revisionist history?

NFL headlines: Shedeur Sanders hype fading, Ravens falling apart, Arthur Smith’s overlooked success, and Ben Johnson’s rookie coaching moment

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Brian Callahan isn’t the only issue. On today’s show, Jared Stillman unloads on the real problem holding the Tennessee Titans back: Amy Adams Strunk’s advisors. From Burke Nihill to Chad Brinker to Bryce Wasserman, the same power players who’ve overseen bad hires and worse decisions remain untouched and untouchable.

Why firing Callahan won’t fix the organization, why this mess looks eerily like the Whisenhunt years, and why fans should be worried about who’s really pulling the strings in Nashville.

Plus:

Revisiting the “worst ever” debate in Titans history

The truth behind the so-called “new” Stillman and Co. format

Paul Finebaum’s rumored Senate run

And, of course, your daily shot at Vandy ahead of Bama

We kick things off today with a brand-new sitcom parody — Stillfeld — because honestly, what else can you do when the Titans are this depressing? From there, Jared lays out exactly what he would do if he bought the Titans today: fire Callahan and Brinker, hand the keys to Mike Borgonzi, and finally start a real rebuild.

We also dive into Cam Ward’s rough start — why the honeymoon phase is over, and why his mechanics, accuracy, and decision-making have to be fixed ASAP. Plus, a brutal look at L’Jarius Sneed as the perfect example of everything wrong with the Titans’ culture right now.

And we wrap things up with a little college football talk — Vandy’s playoff hopes, Tennessee’s Houdini act in Starkville, Bama, LSU, Lane Kiffin, Arkansas hiring Petrino, and more.

It’s all here — Stillman & Company, presented by Hiller Plumbing Heating Cooling and Electrical, 440 Sports.

Jared Stillman breaksdown the Titans following the whistle following their 26-0 loss to Houston. Plus hear from Coach Brian Callahan and Quarterback Cam Ward.

Hot Take Friday — Jared Stillman predicts Sunday will be the final day of the Brian Callahan era in Tennessee. With the Titans unraveling and the Texans desperate for a win, Jared expects a Houston blowout that forces Amy Adams Strunk’s hand.

Also on today’s show:

L’Jarius Sneed trash talk vs. Nico Collins — real or overblown?

Sam Darnold delivers again: Jared explains why the Titans should have signed him instead of rolling the dice on Cam Ward.

College football chaos a month in.

Six Pack Picks for the weekend: Oregon–Penn State, Alabama–Georgia, Vikings–Steelers, Ravens–Chiefs, Cowboys–Packers, and Titans–Texans.

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Brian Callahan’s exit from the Titans feels like a matter of “when” not “if” — but is Chad Brinker the right man to fix this team? Jared explains why fans shouldn’t have much confidence in Titans leadership. Plus, Blaine Bishop pushes back against the Jarvis Brownlee Jr. narrative, and Braden Gall of 440 Sports joins the show. In the Thursday Night Sermon, we hit Brian Daboll’s desperate QB move, Tom Brady’s Raiders conflict of interest, Daniel Jones’ surprising turnaround, and why the Texans’ offense has collapsed.

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The Titans shipped off Jarvis Brownlee Jr. for peanuts, and Jared Stillman knows why. Was it discipline issues, a bad attitude, or just another example of this franchise’s incompetence? Jared breaks down the move, Brian Callahan’s weak press conference, and why the organization looks as lost as ever.

Also on today’s show:

Bo Hardegree vs. Nick Holz in the playcalling debate

How PR blunders are adding fuel to the fire

Mike Vrabel’s Patriots struggling in New England

Sam Darnold’s surprising hot start

Listen now for the raw truth on the Titans’ mess.

The Tennessee Titans traded corner Jarvis Brownlee Jr. for a late-round pick swap and I lost my mind over it. On top of that, Brian Callahan announced he’s giving up play calling duties to Bo Hardegree, but does it really matter? I break down why the Titans’ problems go way beyond play calls, why the real issue is ownership and decision-making at the top, and why Chad Brinker could be next in line for the fans’ ire. Plus, what I’m hearing inside the building about Burke Nihill getting booed at halftime, and Chad Withrow from OutKick joins the show to weigh in on the Titans’ dysfunction.

For the second season in a row, the Tennessee Titans season is finished just three weeks in. Jared Stillman explains why this isn’t just about Brian Callahan’s failures — the real issue is Amy Adams Strunk and ownership accountability. From the firing of Jon Robinson to the toxic dysfunction of the current front office, the Titans are broken at the top.

Key topics:

Why the 2025 Titans are the NFL’s most disappointing team

Why firing Brian Callahan won’t solve the bigger problem

How Amy Adams Strunk’s decisions turned a contender into a disaster

The lack of leadership and accountability in Nashville

Vanderbilt football’s surprising turnaround and dominance

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