Notes from Titans-Jaguars, Week 17: Offense

I finally made it through my review of the all-22 from the final game of the Tennessee Titans' season, the 38-14 home win against the Jacksonville Jaguars, which means it's time to report on what I watched. As I did for the game against the Jets, this will be a somewhat organized collection of my notes for each individual play.  1. Before the game, I went ahead and wrote a somewhat cranky post on Jake Locker, who went out and completed 9 of 15 passes with a couple drops. He had a couple good seam throws, one to Hawkins for a big gain and the other that Washington dropped. Both were only thrown after it was clear the receiver had already won. One of the sacks was a bad one, where he elected not to throw the open short crosser on fourth-and-2 and tried to scramble instead, while the other was a protection bust by the interior of the offensive line. He also had a 2-yard scramble where he apparently failed to recognize his man was coming and didn't throw to the open man ...