The Kansas City Chiefs have been a pillar of NFL success for a decade, which means every offseason the league's less successful franchises circle the roster and coaching staff looking for pieces of the organization they can pluck away in hopes of building their own dynasties.

That particular point of the season will soon be upon the Chiefs again, perhaps sooner than usual as they currently own a 6-7 record and may not be part of the playoffs for the first time in 11 years. The Tennessee Titans certainly will not be part of the postseason, and after firing former head coach Brian Callahan earlier this year, Tennessee is going to be on the prowl for a new sideline leader.

Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reported on Wednesday, December 10 that Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy is a top candi

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