exclusive New York Jets Robert Saleh gets candid with The Post about facing Jets to start Titans second chance, lessons learned By Brian Costello Published Aug. 4, 2026, 9:59 p.m. ET Tennessee Titans Coach Robert Saleh visits with his team in warmups during minicamp at Vanderbilt Health Football Center on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. (Denny Simmons / The Tennessean) USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Robert Saleh sits on a big, blue couch in his office and smiles. He knows the buildup to his Week 1 debut as Titans coach is going to be about him facing the Jets, his former team, the team that fired him five games into his fourth season in 2024.
But Saleh swears that having the team in green and white on the other sideline Sept. 13 won’t make him see red.
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“I don’t hold grudges,” Saleh told The Post during a sit-down interview Tuesday. “I’m really grateful for the opportunity I had. I have no ill will toward the Jets.”
Saleh points out that most of the people on the football side of things with the Jets are different than when he left in October 2024. But there is one prominent person who’s still there — owner Woody Johnson. He’s the one who walked into Saleh’s office two days after a loss to the Vikings in London and fired him.
