The Tennessee Titans are making the move to bring in veteran special teams coordinator John Fassel to run their struggling unit.

Brian Schottenheimer has emerged as one of the favorites to land a big job as a coach of the Dallas Cowboys, but what about Schottenheimer makes him so favorable for Jerry Jones?

Then there's the other wrinkle: Deion is thought to be a package deal if he takes an NFL job. His son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders, is projected to be among the top picks in the upcoming draft, and it's hard to see a scenario where dad coaches one NFL team, and son plays for another.

The Tennessee Titans hired John Fassel as special teams coordinator on Monday; here are five things to know about the new hire.

The Titans have made a huge upgrade at special teams coordinator, according to multiple reports. Tennessee has hired former Dallas Cowboys special teams coordinator John “Bones” Fassel for the role, which was held last season by Colt Anderson.

Sources: The #Titans are hiring former #Cowboys STC John Fassel as their new Special Teams Coordinator. Colt Anderson was informed he’s out. With Mike McCarthy out in Dallas, Fassel was free to explore opportunities and now heads to Tennessee. His special teams units… pic.twitter.com/6Er7QhyQq9

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New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has made his second big hire, snagging another former Detroit Lions coach for his defensive coordinator.

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