A pair of Tennessee Titans executives have officially interviewed for the New York Giants’ general manager vacancy.
The Giants announced they have completed general manager interviews with Titans director of player personnel, Monti Ossenfort, and vice president of player personnel, Ryan Cowden.
Both interviews were done remotely. Cowden and Ossenfort were the fifth and sixth candidates to get a look, respectively.
The pair of Titans executives are both vying for a Giants general manager job that was vacated after Dave Gettleman decided to retire. There’s a lot of work to be done in New York, which includes finding a new head coach after the Giants fired Joe Judge following two disappointing seasons.
Ossenfort and Cowden both received general manager interviews last year before ultimately returning to Tennessee. Ossenfort in particular is set to have another interview with the Minnesota Vikings for their general manager job.
While it’s possible the Titans might lose one of the two, their coordinators appear to be safe for once, as neither offensive coordinator Todd Downing nor defensive coordinator Shane Bowen have gotten interview requests.
Should Cowden or Ossenfort land the Giants job, they would face their former team next season, as Tennessee is set to host New York in 2022.
