The Tennessee Titans parted ways with two coaches on Wednesday. 

Secondary coach Marcus Robertson and assistant secondary coach Curtis Fuller were informed they will not be retained for the 2012-2013 season.

“I want to thank Marcus and Curtis for their time here. After meeting with the coordinators over the last couple of days, we decided to make this move today,” headcoach Mike Munchak said in a release.

Robertson had been with the Titans organization for 19 years and served as a coach for five years.

“Letting Marcus go was not an easy thing. He spent so many great years with this organization as a player, front office employee and a coach. I respect both men, but I wanted to move in a different direction for both of these spots. The interview process might take some time, but we will find the right fits for the secondary room moving forward,” Munchak said.

No additional information was immediately released.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans have decided not to retain secondary coach Marcus Robertson and assistant secondary coach Curtis Fuller.

Robertson worked as the secondary coach for three seasons and has spent 19 total years with the organization. He played for 10 seasons as a safety for the Oilers and Titans and was part of the squad that reached the 2000 Super Bowl.

Fuller spent one season with Tennessee.

Titans coach Mike Munchak says he respects both men but wanted to move in a different direction. He says the process to replace the pair “might take some time.”

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—The Tennessee Titans have decided not to retain
secondary coach Marcus Robertson and assistant secondary coach Curtis Fuller.

Robertson worked as the secondary coach for three seasons and has spent 19
total years with the organization. He played for 10 seasons as a safety for the
Oilers and Titans and was part of the squad that reached the 2000 Super Bowl.

Fuller spent one season with Tennessee.

Titans coach Mike Munchak says he respects both men but wanted to move in a
different direction. He says the process to replace the pair “might take some
time.”

POTENTIAL TITANS FREE AGENTS

CORNERBACK
Cortland Finnegan
FULLBACK
Ahmard Hall
DEFENSIVE END
Dave Ball
William Hayes
Jason Jones
GUARD
Jake Scott
LINEBACKER
Patrick Bailey
Barrett Ruud
Tim Shaw
LONG SNAPPER
Ken Amato
SAFETY
Jordan Babineaux
Michael Griffin
Chris Hope
Anthony Smith
TACKLE
Mike Otto
TIGHT END
Craig Stevens
WIDE RECEIVER
Donnie Avery
Lavelle Hawkins

Bucs want Gray

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are interested in interviewing Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray for their head coaching job, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
Tampa Bay fired Coach Raheem Morris on Monday.
In his first season as defensive coordinator with the Titans, Gray’s unit finished 18th overall (24th vs. the run, 14th vs. the pass).

POTENTIAL TITANS FREE AGENTS

CORNERBACK
Cortland Finnegan
FULLBACK
Ahmard Hall
DEFENSIVE END
Dave Ball
William Hayes
Jason Jones
GUARD
Jake Scott
LINEBACKER
Patrick Bailey
Barrett Ruud
Tim Shaw
LONG SNAPPER
Ken Amato
SAFETY
Jordan Babineaux
Michael Griffin
Chris Hope
Anthony Smith
TACKLE
Mike Otto
TIGHT END
Craig Stevens
WIDE RECEIVER
Donnie Avery
Lavelle Hawkins

Bucs want Gray

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are interested in interviewing Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray for their head coaching job, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
Tampa Bay fired Coach Raheem Morris on Monday.
In his first season as defensive coordinator with the Titans, Gray’s unit finished 18th overall (24th vs. the run, 14th vs. the pass).