Jeff Fisher is out and Mike Munchak in as the Tennessee Titans' coach. Vince Young will be out whenever he can be traded or released, but no one knows who'll be in at quarterback.
But Titans general manager Mike Reinfeldt won't have to worry about his future. That's because he recently received a contract extension that runs through 2014, the *Tennessean* reported Sunday, citing sources.
Reinfeldt, whose contract was supposed to expire this year, wouldn't confirm or discuss the extension, according to the newspaper. Team officials also wouldn't comment.
Reinfeldt joined the Titans in 2007 after spending seven seasons with the Seattle Seahawks and eight with the Green Bay Packers. Of the 37 players Tennessee has drafted during Reinfeldt's tenure, 27 remain on the roster, including star running back Chris Johnson and safety Michael Griffin.
The Titans have struggled recently, missing the playoffs in the last two seasons, but NFL Network analyst Charley Casserly, a former GM, told the Tennessean that Reinfeldt is well-respected throughout the league.
"As a contract negotiator, he's always been one of the best in the NFL," Casserly said. "He's done a terrific job paying players the right amount. On the personnel side, he is a sharp guy, and he knows what it takes to win in the league."
