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Henry tied Tony Dorsett's record with his 99-yarder three years ago. You'd think they would remember something that recent.

@oldschool is too dimwitted to understand that fact.

Halftime stats: Derrick Henry with 96 yards of offense, while Tannehill has just 75 yards. Which one is more important to the team?

So much for snapping the Bills record of leading at halftime.

I only wish my Astros were playing as well as the Titans are right now.....?

I can't believe the Astros are losing 9-0 right now, at least this game has been far more interesting than that crap.....?

Good call

They both went to Alabama, right?

Yep. I know starting QB's in the NFL are extremely expensive, but it's ridiculous to say that Tannehill is worth $30M/year. He's so overpaid.

I remember last year when so many people here thought that the team shouldn't give Henry a big contract, but he was a steal at 4-years/$50M!

Or Barry Sanders, who was just as dominant in his generation as those two guys were.

That's the only way they will have a chance of winning this game because it sure won't be Tannehill. Of course as I type this Henry breaks one for 76 yards. King Henry is now a fucking GOD!!! ?

The defense is the only thing keeping them in the game right now at 6-0.

I remember so many people complaining here the last two years that the team wasn't letting Tannehill throw the ball enough.

Or maybe he just wasn't as great the last two years like everyone here seemed to think.....

Yep, there's his first interception of the night.....

Don't bother telling that to the homer crowd here. They're all convinced that Tannehill is just as good as the truly elite QB's in the NFL.

The truly amazing thing about guys like Brown and Barry Sanders is that they were still extremely capable of playing well when they retired. Brown had 1500 yards and 17 TD's in his final season (which was 14 games). He was only 29 when he played his last game for Cleveland. Sanders had almost 1500 yards in his last year with Detroit after his 2000-yard season the year before. He just turned 30 before his last season.

The clock stops automatically in the last two minutes when a play is reviewed, there are no challenges so no timeout is needed.

You just hate to see injuries like this, hope the kid's OK.

People can talk all they want about him choking in the playoffs, but they said the exact same thing about Peyton the first 8 years of his career.

Does that apply to the Titans? I wouldn't call Tannehill horrible, but he has looked way better with the luxury of playing next to Henry.

I put Dallas right outside the top 5 behind Buffalo, Arizona, TB, Baltimore, GB, and the Rams. But they're way better than the Titans.

Is it? The Bucs barely beat NE and Philly. While their only big victories came over two of the worst teams in the NFL, Atlanta and Miami. Now the Cards are 6-0 after winning big at Cleveland, who's obviously not nearly as good as people thought they were going to be.

Poor Carolina came all the way back from a 28-17 deficit in the 4th quarter, lucked out with a missing FG by Minny, and still lost in OT.