It takes a lot to make one really angry about the Pro Bowl. No one cares about the Pro Bowl—not football fans, not gamblers, not even the players in the game. It's a nice Hawaiian lark before the Super Bowl.More »
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January 22, 2012
The 2012 season was full of a lot of exciting plays from the Tennessee Titans. Who can forget some of the moments that led the Titans to the exciting finish of their 9-7 season.
It’s a good thing Craig Stevens got a contract extension; remember back to the game against Denver and his huge 44 yard run down to the twenty yard line?
Or what about the tip off a punt against Indy that...
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January 24, 2012
We begin our trip around the Tennessee Titans as we head into the 2012 offseason with the men who call the plays and stand under center.2011 was a year of change for the Titans at the quarterback position. For five years, Vince Young and Kerry Collins alternatingly provided somewhat different definitions of what it meant to be the starting quarterback for the Tennessee Titans, but...
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January 23, 2012
Finnegan is expected to be one of the top cornerbacks on the free-agent market if the Titans don't franchise him.
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January 23, 2012
The Tennessee Titans announced the hiring of Keith Millard as a defensive assistant who will specialize in improving the team's pass rush. A 1984 first-round pick by the Minnesota Vikings, Millard was a two-time Pro Bowler and NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1989) in a career that also included stints with the Seattle Seahawks, Green Bay Packers, and Philadelphia Eagles. Millard...
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January 23, 2012
Tom has made some excellent selections in his awards for the Titans 2011 season. I'm now going to pass out some recognition for players who didn't play that well. Most underachieving player, offense: Chris JohnsonFor a guy who claimed he was a playmaker and deserved to be paid like one, Chris Johnson didn't achieve like a playmaker, barely gaining 1,000 yards in 2011...
Following the departure of DB's coach Jerome Henderson, the Browns search took them to Tim Hauck. Hauck a former player was on the staff of the Tennessee Titans under head coach Jeff Fisher.
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January 23, 2012
This one will be a rematch of Super Bowl XLII, but outside of the quarterbacks, nothing about either offense is the same.
The Patriots are no longer the deep-strike attack that boasted an in-his-prime Randy Moss, considered one of the game's all-time deep threats. Rather, New England pecks away at defenses in the passing game, throwing screens, crosses and comebacks with its...
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