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[BattleRedToro]

Originally Posted by b0ng

Yeah, all common logic points to their decline. I think the Titans, much like the Texans, have many flaws at which somebody could point at as to what would make them not a good team. However, I'll believe the Titans are in the decline when they fall below .500.

If Young still doesn't show anything, I think you could see a lot more people turn on him.

Just to clarify things, I only meant that Vince Young was in decline not the Titans. They have a very good defense as well as a good running game on offense.

I also agree that Alge Crumpler will help out their passing game.

I think you also need to consider that the RB they drafted, Chris Johnson, is very different than Lendale White, so he wil likely be used differently.

Even though they waited until the 4th Round (126th pick Overall) to address the WR position Lavelle Hawkins was only the 18th WR picked, so he might not be a bad pick. And let's not forget that they also picked up another TE, albeit one known for blocking more than catching, Craig Stevens in the 3rd Round (85th Overall). He may also help in what a previous poster described as the Titans Carr-esque dink-and-dunk Offense.

[BigBull17]

Originally Posted by GuerillaBlack

Ravens won a SB, Chicago went to one.

Yeah, but the Bears were in an awful confrence, and the Ravens had a QB that didnt hurt you too much and a pretty good RB. Not only do the Tacks have to play the Colts twice a year, as well as the Hags and the mighty Texans, they have to do it with a 10 TD-17Int QB. Not good odds on that working for to long.

[The Pencil Neck]

Originally Posted by Malloy

What, we lost the 'auto-win pantsy' tag? Why didn't I get the memo ?

The memo was when we went 7-3 outside our division.