Syracuse, N.Y. — Doug Marrone was reportedly interviewed by five NFL teams that needed a head coach, and all five have made their hires.

None picked Marrone.

The former Buffalo Bills and Syracuse football coach/player had most recently interviewed with the Tennessee Titans. On Saturday night, the Titans announced that they hired Mike Mularkey.

Mularkey, also a former Bills coach, had been the Titans' interim head coach. Tennessee was the last of seven teams with a coaching vacancy.

Marrone is currently the assistant head coach and offensive line coach with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He also interviewed with the Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles.

Marrone opted out of his contract with the Bills after going 9-7 during the 2014 season.

Here are the NFL teams that had openings and who they hired:

Cleveland Browns: Hue Jackson

Miami Dolphins: Adam Gase

New York Giants: Ben McAdoo

Philadelphia Eagles: Doug Pederson (will be announced when Kansas City Chiefs are eliminated from playoffs)

San Francisco 49ers: Chip Kelly

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Dirk Koetter

Tennessee Titans: Mike Mularkey