Former Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher is expected to be a hot commodity come the offseason. NFL.com reported that Fisher already has already been contacted by two teams about their head coaching positions. The report listed Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, San Diego Chargers and St. Louis Rams as possible destinations for Fisher. Jacksonville, an AFC South rival of Tennessee, will also be seeking a coach after dismissing Jack Del Rio last week. Fisher and the Titans parted ways in January 2011 following a 6-10 season in which he clashed with quarterback Vince Young. He had been the league’s longest-tenured coach, spending 16-plus seasons with the Titans. A consultant on the NFL’s Competition Committee, Fisher guided the Titans to a 142-120 record. He led the team to four division titles and six postseason berths, including a Super Bowl appearance after the 1999 season.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Titans are ranked among the most valuable sports teams in the world, according to a recent report in Forbes magazine.

Valued at $994 million, the Titans are ranked 24th overall.

NFL teams dominate the list but teams from every sport were considered.

The Dallas Cowboys snagged the top spot for the most valuable NFL team.  They are ranked No. 2 on the overall list.

Worth $1.86 billion, soccer’s Manchester United came in at No. 1.

The New York Yankees ranked third, valued at $1.7 billion.

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