Ask Music City Miracles

Absolutely if we would have gotten this Vince the whole time. It is hard to say how well he would have played from the beginning, but it is safe to say that this VY would have won 2-3 of those games and have us sitting in a much better position.

questions that are easier to answer retrospectively. The TItans had a pretty decent record last year (deliberately understated). Hard to make a case (at the time) for VY to start the season.

but the two biggest are his ability to read a defense and his footwork which has drastically improved his accuracy.

In his first stint starting we saw a lot of bad throws on plays where he simply misread the defense. He has only done that a couple of times in his past 8 games.

The other thing he struggled with was setting his feet before he threw. He obviously did a ton of work on that in his time off and has greatly improved his footwork which has made him incalculably (Michael Scott) more accurate.

Especially the Jets game that was lost on 2 special teams fumbles.

but they are not as physical as they have been in years past.

You might or might not be familiar with Kenny Britt. He was the first round pick, but you might have ignored that because Tennessee is where receivers go to die. Britt is the first receiver the Titans have had in a while that can run routes and catch the football so WATCH OUT!!

Another guy is middle linebacker Stephen Tulloch. He is having a very good year and will need to step it up even more now with Keith Bulluck and David Thornton out.

I think they will be able to get CJ over the 100-yard mark. The problem is we have trouble defending the pass, and if it gets out of hand we will have to abandon the game plan.

For Vincent Jackson, Antonio Cromartie, and your first round draft picks for the next 5 years. we have a deal?

We did lose DT Jason Jones for the season. He is a 2nd year guy with a lot of upside, particularly rushing the passer, so that hurts. DT Tony Brown has been battling a knee injury that kept him from finishing the game on Sunday. Not sure about his status for this game yet.

we haven’t been nearly as bad against tight ends lately.

Scaife is a solid player. We also have Alge Crumpler who is now somewhere around 300 lbs. Needless to say, he has a little trouble getting down the field.

We traded a pick in the 2010 draft to move up and get TE Jared Cook last year, featured him a lot in the preseason, and then decided to keep him on the sideline during the year.

This just isn’t accurate.

Finnegan is very good. Harper was serviceable at best even last year. Now he is getting service by every quarterback we play. HIYOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

There have been a variety of issues from the loss of Albert, to injuries, to safeties deciding they are linebackers instead of safeties. The defense has been improved of late, but now with Bulluck and Thornton on the shelf it will probably be pretty bad again.

I still get goosebumps every time I hear Titans play-by-play announcer scream "THERE ARE NO FLAGS ON THE FIELD. IT’S A MIRACLE!!’

3 months ago I would have told you there was no shot the Titans would pay that. I still think they will try and get him to restructure, but they might end up just paying it to him (especially if there is no cap next year).

He played through the injury last week, and didn’t seem to be too limited. He also isn’t on the injury report today.

but he is playing so much better. I have watched him play against bad teams in the past, and he didn’t look anywhere close to this good. He is a different player now.

made the switch anyway, but I am not sure that he would have. He is one stubborn dude (see Harper, Nick).

I think Fisher had already given up on him, but of course we will never know.

is that we all ripped him because he never got on the field, but every time he has gotten on the field this year he has made big plays. The specific knock on him seems to be that he has trouble learning his assignments.

Outside of that- Justin Gage is a solid receiver who runs kinda hot and cold. He is in the middle of a hot streak right now. Nate Washington was brought in to stretch the field. He has done that, which is good, but sometimes he forgets to catch the ball, which is bad.