Japan-Korea Men’s College Basketball Showdown: Hakuoh University vs. Kyung Hee University Exhibition Game

• The Titans have added Tyke Tolbert as their new wide receiver coach. Tolbert has been coaching in the NFL for 21 years and was most recently with the Bears for two seasons. During his time with the Bears, Tolbert helped DJ Moore achieve career highs of 96 receptions, 1,364 receiving yards, and eight touchdowns.

  Close

  Turron Davenport reports on the Tennessee Titans for ESPN. He played college football at Cheyney University and hails from Philadelphia. Additionally, he has written or co-written four books. You can listen to Turron on his talk show “Talking with TD” on ESPN Radio and keep up with him on Twitter: @TDavenport_NFL.

Turron Davenport, ESPNFeb 2, 2024, 08:11 AM ETHolz’s ties to the Callahan family run deep. His first college coaching job came in 2007 when Nebraska coach Bill Callahan, Brian’s father, hired him as a video intern and offensive assistant. Callahan was hired to be the Titans’ offensive line coach yesterday.

Holz landed his initial coaching position in the National Football League (NFL) with the Oakland Raiders as an offensive assistant. During his time there, he had the opportunity to coach former high school teammate Maurice Jones-Drew from De La Salle High School in California. This same high school team also had future Titans coach Brian Callahan as a member.

The hiring of Holz was initially announced by the NFL Network.

Holz previously held the position of passing game coordinator with the Jacksonville Jaguars. After spending a season as the offensive coordinator at UNLV, he was recruited by Jacksonville for the role.

The Tennessee Titans have confirmed that they will be bringing on Nick Holz as their offensive coordinator, according to a source from ESPN.

Holz’s upcoming task will involve assisting in the creation of an effective offense to highlight the skills of second-year quarterback Will Levis. However, the responsibility of calling the plays will fall to Brian Callahan.

Holz later became an assistant for Stanford, focusing on offensive strategies and operations. He also served as a coach for quarterbacks, including Andrew Luck.1 Related