The Tennessee Titans added three more assistants for new coach Brian Callahan's staff, including an all-important special teams coordinator.

The Titans announced Tuesday the hires of special teams coordinator Colt Anderson, assistant offensive line coach Scott Fuchs and defensive assistant Steve Donatell.

Anderson comes to the Titans by way of Cincinnati, having been the assistant special teams coach with the Bengals for four years, working alongside Callahan. Fuchs spent the last three years at Kansas and has 31 years of college coaching experience. Donatell is the son of long-time NFL assistant Ed Donatell and has worked jobs with the Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings in recent years.

With these hires, the only major staff role the Titans have yet to fill is strength and conditioning coach.

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Anderson joins offensive coordinator Nick Holz and defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson as the top deputies on Callahan's staff. The Titans have also hired: offensive line coach Bill Callahan, receivers coach Tyke Tolbert, running backs coach Randy Jordan, defensive line coach Tracy Rocker, linebackers coach Frank Bush, outside linebackers coach Ben Bloom and safeties coach Steve Jackson.

Callahan retained Justin Outten from the previous staff to coach tight ends and Chris Harris to coach cornerbacks.

Nick Suss is the Titans beat writer for The Tennessean. Contact Nick at nsuss@gannett.com. Follow Nick on X, the platform formerly called Twitter, @nicksuss.

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