Titans Statement on Jeff Fisher

Jan 07, 2011 at 08:00 AM

STATEMENT FROM K.S. "BUD" ADAMS, JR.**

"I appreciate all of our fans' patience over the last week while I deliberated on the immediate future of the football team. I have informed our senior management that Jeff Fisher will be our head coach next season.

"Jeff has meant a great deal to this franchise and we have reached some incredible heights under his leadership. Obviously, I have very high expectations for our football team and want to deliver a championship to our fans. Jeff understands this and shares my expectations. The results of his leadership have been some very good football teams and I believe he will get us back to an elite level."

STATEMENT FROM TITANS HEAD COACH JEFF FISHER**

"Mr. Adams and I had a good talk about where we are as a football team. Clearly I am pleased with the news today. Presenting Mr. Adams with his first Lombardi Trophy is still the objective and I will continue to work for that goal."

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