The Tennessee Titans brought back Kansas City Chiefs assistant GM Mike Borgonzi for a second interview for their GM vacancy.

The Tennessee Titans continued their second round of interviews Wednesday for a general manager, meeting with a pair of assistant general managers in Chicago's Ian Cunningham and Mike Borgonzi of Kansas City.

The Tennessee Titans are in need of a new General Manager to replace the recently fired Ran Carthon and the search is well underway. New details about the interview process and job description have recently been made public.

Both NFL Network and ESPN have reported that the Titans will interview several candidates in the second round of interviews, after 10 interviews were conducted in the opening round of the search, led by president of football operations Chad Brinker. The Titans have moved quickly after firing Ran Carthon last Tuesday after two seasons.

The Tennessee Titans are on the hunt for a general manager, and we’re tracking the latest interviews, requests and reports.

The Tennessee Titans brought back Chicago Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham for a second interview for their GM vacancy.

The Tennessee Titans brought back Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant GM John Spytek for a second interview for their GM vacancy.

It’s a matter of when, not if, Buffalo Bills director of player personnel Terrance Gray is hired for the role of general manager with an NFL team. Gray continues to be a hot name in current NFL general manager hiring circles.

The Tennessee Titans appear to have serious interest in a member of the Buffalo Bills' front office as it relates to their search for general manager. Terrance Gray, the Bills' director of player personnel,