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The Tennessee Titans today announce the addition of lead broadcaster Taylor Zarzour, who will serve as the team’s play-by-play announcer on Titans Radio.
“We are so excited to welcome Taylor back to Nashville, and to add him to our team as Titans broadcaster,” said Titans Sr. VP of Brand Marketing Erin Swartz. “We were immediately struck by his passion for connecting with fans through his broadcasts, and by the energy he brings to his work. We know he’ll fit right into the Titans community and can’t wait for fans to meet him.”
In addition to being the team’s play-by-play announcer, Mr.
Zarzour will host both the “Brian Callahan Show” radio program and “Titans Football with Brian Callahan” television show, as well as various other interviews and events. The full 2025 Titans broadcast team will be finalized in the near future.
Mr. Zarzour’s most recent role was a play-by-play commentator for SEC Network’s Saturday afternoon college football games. He originally joined ESPN in 2015 and has also called college baseball games. In addition, Mr. Zarzour is a host and director for SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio and serves as the radio voice for golf’s major championships.
“This is truly the role of a lifetime for me,” Mr. Zarzour said. “The Titans organization has always held a special place in my heart from my time in Nashville early in my career and I can’t wait to get started. There are only 32 of these jobs in the whole world, and I am so blessed to have this opportunity.”
Mr. Zarzour’s professional journey began as a sports reporter for WEAR TV in Pensacola, Fl. From there, he went on to host the Morning Show for Sports Radio 560 in Nashville, where he met his wife, Betsy.
After his time in Nashville, Mr. Zarzour went back to his hometown of Mobile, Al., where he served as the program director and afternoon host for Sports Radio 105.5 WNSP.
Mr. Zarzour then moved to North Carolina in 2004 to become the program director and morning host for Triangle Sports Talk 1490/1090 in Raleigh/Durham. He then transitioned to sports director for Curtis Media Group in Raleigh, while also hosting his own talk show. In 2011, Mr. Zarzour moved to Charlotte to join 610 WFNZ, as the host of The Drive each weekday afternoon.
Mr. Zarzour graduated from Huntingdon College (Montgomery, Al.) in 2000 with a degree in broadcast journalism.
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