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Is it that time?

With the Colts and Pats up next for the Titans they could be looking at 0-6. Their pass defense has been awful, and if they don't fix it Manning and Brady could carve them up. Then they play the Jags again. It could get ugly really fast in Nashville.
 
Have you all thought about the fact that Houston might have a better record then the Tacs if things hold up? I have and it's a sweet thought.
 
Titans probably won't admit it but Fat Albert and Jim Schwartz was a HUGE part of that defense ...No fat albert to collapse the interior line is really showing and hurting that secondary
 
gary said:
Have you all thought about the fact that Houston might have a better record then the Tacs if things hold up? I have and it's a sweet thought.
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With the Colts and Pats coming up I think there is a strong possibility the Titans are 0-6 in 2 weeks.

Hopefully the Texans are at least 3-3 at that time.
 
Wolf said:
Titans probably won't admit it but Fat Albert and Jim Schwartz was a HUGE part of that defense ...No fat albert to collapse the interior line is really showing and hurting that secondary
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mmm. think i said something like that sometime ago:bender:
 
GlassHalfFull said:
Hey Kiwi, did Marcie brainwash you?? What gives with the Big Red bit?
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We're hoping to get Aria transplanted in Omaha in the very near future. Hopefully we'll be there by the end of the year.

So I'm adopting the local team, I've never adopted a college team so the Huskers get the privilege.
 
At least they'll be more fun to watch, and more dangerous offensively
with VY at the helm. Fisher is a run-first coach. VY is a run-first QB.
Match made in heaven, right?
 
From Peter King - MMQB.....

4. The Titans have lost as many games in 24 days as they did in five months last year. They're 0-4. They're lifeless on defense -- where's the chip-on-the-shoulder, Raven-esque attitude? -- with no leader on the sidelines or the field to get them out of a ridiculous slide. Tennessee's allowed 34, 24 and 37 points in its past three games. Only once last year did the Titans allow 24 points or more in a game. Pass defense is a major issue; they're not scaring any quarterbacks, and allowing a 68.5 percent completion rate means defensive coordinator Chuck Cecil simply has to be more aggressive. His predecessor, Jim Schwartz, would be dialing up blitzes from all over.

On offense, the kneejerk reaction is to change quarterbacks (Jeff Fisher told me last night he's staying with Kerry Collins), which I wouldn't do for one more week. Simple reason: This game against Indianapolis at home Sunday night is the Titans' season, pure and simple, and I don't want the latest on-the-job-training game for Young to come in a game that is positively a playoff games for Tennessee. That, plus the fact Collins has been more productive (51 more passing yards per game) and just as accurate as he was a year ago. If the Titans lose to go 0-5, Fisher's got no choice but to see if Young can give the team a spark. "I don't know what to say, other than we're going to keep plugging away,'' Fisher said from Jacksonville. "We have to. We've got Indy, and then we go to New England.''
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/peter_king/10/04/mmqb.week.4/index.html?eref=sihp
 
Vince was a real winner when that Titans D was holding teams under 10 points. Put him in now and things are gonna be a little different.
 
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