bluebacker

Trade him for a ham sandwich, lol? What a waste of an early 2nd round pick that would turn out to be....

What do we think the Titans do with him now?

Yeah, he gets paid to get a reaction. It doesn't matter what the reaction is as long as he's getting one.

100% chance NE leaves Nashville with a win next season and the next day bye-bye Callahan, lol. I mean, how else could it possibly go?

Isn't it time to hire a GM and then let THAT GM hire his own coach?

This is a weak, weak draft at QB. How much of a haul can they realistically get for #1? I think it's still the smart move to trade down though. This team has needs literally everywhere so - may as well get three picks for the #1 and go shopping - just not for a QB...

3-14 and picking 5th - that would be the double suck.....

100% and the staff and players on the field will be busting ass; would not expect anything different - but there are things you can do to tank and be drafting 1-3 instead of 6-10 and that can make a huge difference as you try to build a great young talent core.

I don't think there is much to be done at QB for next year through the draft or otherwise. The Titans suck and the worse they suck this year (and next) the better their draft position will be. The real question is: Do we think C&C are the brain trust to use all these well positioned draft picks? If yes, then shit - why even try to win games at this point? All you are doing is fukking up your draft position for C&C. If no, then shit - why even try to win games at this point? All you are doing is fukking up your draft position for the new GM. Being terminally average is a problem for a lot of franchises - they are forever stuck in the middle and never have 2-3 drafts at the top to really put together a good young core to ride with. The Titans seem to mostly bounce between horrible and just above average. Sometimes you have to go backward to move forward and for me the Titans just need to blow this team up and rebuild from the ground up. How much worse can they be? 0-14 instead of 3-11?

Grandma's old but she's slow.

We have seen a lot of bad to average football here in Nashville. Outside of 2020 (11) and 2021 (12) when was the last season they won more than 9 regular season games? Looked it up - it was 2008 (13-3). So, from 2009 to 2024 they won no more than 9 games (and sometimes a lot less) other than the two years '20 and '21. It's hard to know how far off the team actually is from being a marginal playoff team. They are waaaaaaaaay off from being a threat to reach the conference title game as in at least 3 years from now. If Levis isn't 'the guy' then we will probably be average at best until we get a franchise QB. Some teams never get that guy.

Yeah - I mean if Rudolph is the starter all season we are probably at 3 wins right now.

I'd guess Levis arm strength wasn't there and that he should not have been the starter - but what do I know?

Wow, just handed them the game. What a shit show for Callahan's first game. Sloppy and unfocused. This game could very well set the tone for the season. We shall see.