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The Tennessee Titans selected wide receiver Justin Hunter with the No. 34 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. The former University of Tennessee standout finished a decorated collegiate career with 10

I am very excited to introduce Jason Hall to Titans Report. Jason comes to us having served an internship at Titans Radio and graduating from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Journalism. W

Finally, someone who knows how to write an article. About time we had something like that around here. Welcome aboard.

Welcome to the board, Jason.  Enjoyed the post.  Impressive to have Guru introduce you.  Can't remember that ever happening.  Even with O-Man and his protagonists (lol).

 

BTW, congrats to you and your wife, Jamal.  Your lives will never ever be the same. And, enjoy while small and young.  They grow all too quickly.

 

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Jason, from another UT grad, welcome. However, remember it is no longer P. Manning since he left UT. He is forever more known as Jugghead.

You, my friend, are not one of the examples I gave in that sentence. Plenty of non-Titans fans in this state, however, apply

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You, my friend, are not one of the examples I gave in that sentence. Plenty of non-Titans fans in this state, however, apply

 

I hate the Colts but, as a Vols guy, will always respect the heck out of Peyton Manning. I still wanted him to fail most Sundays because of the team he played for. 

 

I think the love of Manning in the state can't be denied. The whole Peytonpalooza when the Titans were courting him was embarrassingly insane. Several of our most viewed threads were about the Peyton watch. Heck, 107.5 changed their name to The Peyton for goodness sake.

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I still don't see how Peyton injecting himself with stem cells is legal and not a banned substance and considered performance enhancing.

I don't think stem cells fits the definition of a drug, does it?
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There is not a law or even a state group norm that requires any Tennessean to be a Tennessee Titans fan. However, there is a large group of football fans in east Tennessee, particularly in the Knoxville area, who mistakenly believe that the Tennessee Titans are competition for the Vols and thus hold a grudge against the Titans. 

 

Those dirt digging idiots from the backwoods don't like pro sports anyway. 

 

Heaven forbid someone get paid to actually produce a product that people like. 

 

It's the same way down here in Alabama. "We dont need no stinkin' NFL team"...but if the Falcons moved here, 85% of the whole state would be waxing the cocks over seeing them play every Sunday. The rest would go home after church & watch Pat Robertson chew his Sunday afternoon cud. 

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I still don't see how Peyton injecting himself with stem cells is legal and not a banned substance and considered performance enhancing.

 

I would say there's a good chance that if they tested Manning they would find evidence that it actually made his head larger, and therefore should fall under the PED guidelines for banned substances..

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