Notice how Robert Saleh is always referred to by his full name. It's not "Robert", it's not "Saleh", it's always "Robert Saleh". Some pundit pointed that out, and now I can't un-see it.
Anyway, Robert Saleh has always called a good defense. Every season, he gets his defense playing at or a little above their talent level, and he's done it so many times in so many different stops that it's beyond question. He's one of the best DCs in the league, and since he has all the alibis in the world from his Jets stint, he was due for another HC opportunity.
The Titans are a pretty dismal job - you have a young, rookie-contract QB in place, but that young QB doesn't look very good, and the rest of the roster is a dumpster fire. The AFC South is a suddenly competitive place... Indy is hard to buy into after their midseason collapse, but Houston and Jacksonville have built some legit cores, and are going to keep contending. Frankly, Tennessee is going to lose a lot of games next year. Cam Ward's development will basically determine whether or not they launch another rebuild to replace their last failed rebuild, Browns style.
