Kansas City Chiefs OC Matt Nagy seems destined to leave the organization, whether he gets a head-coaching job or not. As things currently stand, though, he’s closer than ever before to his second head-coaching opportunity after flaming out with the Chicago Bears.

Nagy has interviewed with the Baltimore Ravens, Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona Cardinals, and Tennessee Titans. The latter of which, he’s a presumptive favorite because of his relationship with former Chiefs assistant GM Mike Borgonzi, who is now running the show in Tennessee.

With the latest update, there’s an even clearer indication that Nagy is viewed as a favorite to land the Titans’ job.

Chiefs OC Matt Nagy set to get an in-person interview with the Tennessee Titans brass

As reported by NFL insiders Ian Rapoport, Jordan Schultz, and Dianna Russini, Chiefs OC Matt Nagy will have a second interview with the Titans. Rapoport indicated that this round of interviews will be conducted in-person. This is the first news that Nagy will get a second-round interview for any of the four vacancies for which he has interviewed. What also matters here is the other candidates slated for second-round interviews with Tennessee.

The other two candidates slated for interviews are Green Bay Packers DC Jeff Hafley & former Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski. Hafley is currently viewed as a favorite to land the Miami Dolphins job, following GM Jon-Eric Sullivan from Green Bay. Schultz indicated that Hafley is viewed as a favorite for virtually every job he’s interviewed for. Similarly, the Atlanta Falcons seem to have a sense of urgency to lock down Stefanski, according to Rapoport.

So what does this all mean for Nagy? Well, it’s entirely possible that neither Hafley nor Stefanski makes it to a second interview. That’d leave a clear path for Nagy or former Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy, who has already had a second interview.

With the John Harbaugh domino falling in New York, other teams are looking to wrap up their head-coaching searches. That could leave a team like the Titans scrambling if several of their finalists come off the board before they can even get a second-round interview. There’s a chance they wait for more candidates to become available as the playoffs wind down, but Chiefs fans know all too well that NFL clubs simply aren’t that patient.