You hold your opponent to 10 points or fewer in 3 straight games and manage to lose all of them. What the fuck?

He can play on the Tits O line instead of

Dear diary

Not so much a surprise but Derrick Henry. Dude simply doesn’t have the same elusiveness, quickness and vision that he used to. I stand behind the decision to keep him past the trade deadline to help Levis develop, but I get the sense that Levis and the Titans as a whole will be just fine once he’s gone.

Also, I can’t wait to hear social media act like the Titans have no idea what they’re doing once Andre Dillard is released. Sure, he was one of the hottest names in offensive line free agency, but now he’s probably the worst tackle in the NFL, and we have Jaelyn Duncan to evaluate for this week’s game against Carolina following a good performance in Jacksonville not to mention a possible top 5 pick for Fashanu or Joe Alt.

Here’s how the Titans offense did at Nissan vs away from there and how they’d stack up with other teams across the NFL.

Tennessee’s offense at Nissan through 3 games: 82 points (27.33 PPG, 5th best in the NFL. Only Miami, Dallas, San Fran, and Baltimore are ahead)

Tennessee’s offense outside of Nissan through 7 games: 86 points (12.29 PPG, 32nd, with every team including the Giants ahead of them)

Some of that can be chalked up to having played much stronger defenses on the road (The best opposing defense at home has been the 18th best scoring unit in the Atlanta Falcons), but not everything.

Imagine being so inept you got fired midseason as a Steelers coach

Ravens are now the #1 seed in the playoffs. Damn shame we aren’t going to make them.

Come on now, the latter has one fewer start than a guy we called off the bench last month.

As long as you stay away from the tank, subscribe

I definitely think you should make those your primary uniform. This division has too much blue/blue-adjacent colors. Only difference between us and the Colts is that the latter includes more white to go with a slightly different shade, and the Jags use teal, which looks bluish-green. The Texans have the same dark blue as us, and it’s so played out across the league, that particular navy blue.

I hate playing against those nasty front 7’s and defenses, but I love watching y’all go at it and just how much you hate one another. Wish the AFC South could be like that

See you in 5 years, Jags

My team vs anyone. We haven’t gone in nearly 25 years

After all that talk of them running the division for the next ten years, they could stand to get knocked down a peg

Tim Kelly’s been at the OC job for 9 games, and this offense has failed to put up at least 10 points twice this year. For reference, this is more sub-10 point games than the preceding three seasons combined. Is he even worthy of sticking around this offseason given that the redzone offense has suddenly vanished?

Lol

Carolina. Don’t. Fuck. With. Your. Weapons.

You saw what happened with the AJ trade, and decided to one-up it with trading away your first this year

On any given snap, there are over 20 players that can influence what happens. The thing you need to worry about is that pretty much every NFL team will have good or at least serviceable players, so holes are opening constantly. Losing is literal poison to players and coaches, so you always have the confused hydra of a front office and coaching staff wanting opposite things. Losers also tend to pay higher prices for free agents, as seen with Jacksonville nearly two years ago with Christian Kirk. The most important aspect is to have a good coach and GM to craft the roster.

Less of a focus on the passing game. Instead of double covering Hopkins and Burks every single play, stacking the box becomes more prudent. Besides, the splits for Tannehill when Henry was on the field versus when he wasn’t are seriously jarring. How hard is this to understand?

For what, some measly Day 3 picks? 642 scrimmage yards and 3 touchdowns against some elite defenses to help develop and size up Levis isn’t nearly enough to fetch the return for a safety without even a pass deflection on the wrong side of 30 on a pricey contract and likely cap casualty.