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Still, Titans' fans of the NFL's only four-time MVP expecting the injured QB to be released and healthy enough to play are starting an ad campaign in Indianapolis hoping to convince Manning to return to Tennessee.
The Tennessee Titans have promoted general manager Mike Reinfeldt to senior executive vice president and chief operating officer and moved Ruston Webster to general manager.
Munchak said he wouldn't be surprised if former Titans Coach Jeff Fisher, scheduled to be introduced Tuesday as the new coach of the Rams, was interested in taking some of his old Tennessee staff with him to St. Louis.
One year after posting a 6-10 record that included losses in eight of the last nine games, the Titans turned it around in Mike Munchak's first year as head coach, winning four of their last six to finish 9-7.
When Mike Munchak replaced Jeff Fisher as head coach of the Tennessee Titans last February, he had to wait to make an impression on his team.
They'd much prefer to be playing in the postseason, but as the Titans cleaned out their lockers earlier this week, they could at least look forward to what should be a far more productive offseason than last year.
Mike Munchak tried the politically correct route, hoping to disconnect from the persistent rumors linking him to Penn State without insulting his alma mater.
As the Titans prepare for the regular-season finale against the Texans, with playoff hopes on the line, Coach Mike Munchak only has to go back to 2006 to find an important lesson for his players.
The Tennessee Titans are taking inspiration from the Green Bay Packers of a season ago in their improbable bid for the AFC's final wild-card spot.
So the veteran quarterback will remain the starter and rookie Jake Locker will remain the backup going into Saturday's game against the Jaguars.
The Tennessee Titans have little time to fret over a long list of mental errors that cost them a prime opportunity to grab control the AFC's final wild card.
Donald Brown ran for 161 yards, including an 80-yard score to put the game away late in the fourth quarter, as the Indianapolis Colts earned their first win of the season with a 27-13 triumph over the Tennessee Titans.
Matt Hasselbeck practiced fully on Friday despite an injured left calf. He will be listed as questionable, but is expected to start.
Titans coach Mike Munchak says he is assuming Matt Hasselbeck is playing Sunday at Indianapolis until he sees otherwise. That's even though his veteran quarterback only watched practice Wednesday.
After watching their prized first-round pick perform so well against the Saints, the Titans can't say enough good things about rookie quarterback Jake Locker.