New Titans head coach rids team building of controversial food ingredient
The Tennessee Titans' new head coach, Robert Saleh, has announced a significant change to the team's cafeteria menu by banning seed oils from players' meals. This decision comes as part of his efforts to improve player nutrition and overall performance. Saleh's initiative has received positive feedback from the players and aims to set a new standard for the team's dietary practices.
- ▪Robert Saleh was hired as the new head coach of the Tennessee Titans in January 2026.
- ▪He has banned seed oils from the team's meals, citing health concerns associated with these ingredients.
- ▪Saleh believes that improving the cafeteria menu will enhance player performance and has received support from the team's owner.
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NFL New Titans head coach rids team building of controversial food ingredient By Edward Lewis Published May 21, 2026, 5:21 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google The Tennessee Titans will have a new head coach, a new defense and apparently a new cafeteria menu this season. Robert Saleh, who was hired by the Titans in January after spending 2025 as the 49ers’ defensive cooridnator, revealed at a press conference on Thursday that he and his staff have banned a controversial food ingredient from players’ meals heading into the 2026 season. Progress! Set a new standard. NO SEED OILS FOR NFL TEAMS. pic.twitter.com/LCXcGHQq6x— Jesse Morse, M.D.
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