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Sounds like this guy is the polar opposite of Ran who couldn't articulate what his vision for the team was. "He's literally thought through everything you could possibly think through as a general manager," Brinker said of Borgonzi. "He's mapped out the entire plan from everything he believes in, which is the same thing we believe in here, the draft, develop and retain model. From that to everything about being a general manager, in particular when it comes to the evaluation from pro to college, the calendar, what that looks like, the meetings … to his plan on working with the coaching staff to the player development side of it, player engagement, sports medicine. He literally had a plan for everything. And then he's also been at a place that's been able to execute that plan at a high level." https://www.tennesseetitans.com/news/titans-hire-former-chiefs-assistant-gm-mike-borgonzi-as-the-team-s-next-general-manager

Hard to believe. Seriously, who could have predicted Seattle winning while only scoring 6 and the Giants beating the Colts by scoring 45? Prize should definitely be a donation to TitansReport.

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I like San Antonio Oilers better.

Thought I would just bump this topic up instead of creating a new one since I certainly couldn't come up with a better title. Didn't see this article mentioned anywhere - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/news/jonnu-smith-ready-to-accept-challenge-as-tight-end-1-for-the-titans - he's been working with Tannehill several days a week in South Florida. "It's been very helpful, just building the chemistry and taking advantage of being in the same location," Smith said. "We're just trying to get ahead and continuing to work on our craft so we can improve any way we can. It's been great we've been able to get that work in, and I'm sure it will put us in a good position during the season." "It is definitely a great feeling, that you can just go into the offseason and get ready to work," Smith said during a Zoom conference call on Wednesday. "The past two years for me, in the offseason I've kind of been in recovery mode. This is the first season I got to actually really go at it 100 miles per hour as soon as the season ended. We lost to Kansas City (in the AFC Championship Game), and I was back working within a week-and-a-half I was so excited to get back to it. Still can't believe the plays he made last year coming off of an ACL. Really excited to see what he does this year. One of the best weapons on the team.

Still can't believe Jonnu tore his ACL last December. Seems like he had a brace on it for a while during the preseason, but even ditched that before the regular season. Has to be one of the most amazing recoveries ever.

I never thought I would say this, but I actually wish Bud was still alive just so he would fire everyone. i've been done with Webster for a few years now and while I liked the idea of an OC as the head coach, Whisenhunt is looking like a complete idiot. I've never seen a team with such OL problems not at least attempt to compensate by keeping the TE's and backs in to help or at least chip.

I really like the 8.3 YPA. In Locker's 4 games at the start of 2013, he only averaged 6.5 YPA.

Sankey and Williamson were the two positives from the game for me. This was the best we've seen from Sankey and obviously raises my hopes for him. I noticed Williamson a few times (for good play instead of bad). Was a bit surprised to see him lined up next to Woodyard.

Yesterday, Washington and Wright each played 40 of the 52 snaps. Williams played 35, Preston 7, Hunter 6 and Britt 2. They phased Britt out, but obviously don't think Hunter is ready.

The team has been competitive in every game because of the outstanding play of the defense. On the other hand, the offense and special teams have been consistently lacking.

You are correct. Wimbley was out there.

Youth/inexperience wasn't high on the list of problems for the defense last year. A better question is will Williams help Gray put in better game plans and put the players in better positions to succeed. After that, can the players actually wrap up and tackle someone.

I'd rather see Martin get a shot starting next to Casey. He looked good to me last year, so I'm not sure why they brought in Hill and Johnson and aren't giving him much of a shot at it. I'd rather have two guys that can penetrate and wreak havoc in the middle instead of a run stopper that doesn't stop the run.