Around the NFL Week 9

[ChemEngr79]

16 hours ago, oldschool said:

@Mythos27 We can rest our case brother

 

 

 

 

He is close to Jurrell Casey's speed chasing uncovered WR's (19.5mph).

Edited November 1, 2025 by ChemEngr79

[Jamalisms]

2 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

Vrabel(and obviously you) couldn't grasp this

 

Story time again? I can't grasp it? Ok, go on, please.

 

 

[titanruss]

6 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

Tannehill's passer rating was about the same either way in 2019 and 2020

 

Bad news I know

 

I wasn't arguing just asking what it was during that time. Would be nice to see stats. 

 

[titanruss]

6 hours ago, oldschool said:

 

You are arguing with the dumbest motherfuckers...

 

You can always tell when you dont have your shit together.. You come in like an angry puppy. You annoy everyone and try to fight to the point where everyone is openly complaining about you. Then you suck up for a couple days... then you cant help being a dick again. 

Sad for a grown man. 

Edited November 1, 2025 by titanruss

[titanruss]

Tannehill will never be remembered anywhere as a good QB. He'll be remembered as a guy that had a good season and a half and then choked every playoff appearance away. 

 

He's still not even retired and thinks someone will want him but he's gotten zero callers since we kicked him to the curb. The league has told us multiple times wha they think of the guy. 

 

 

[Callidus]

8 minutes ago, titanruss said:

Tannehill will never be remembered anywhere as a good QB. He'll be remembered as a guy that had a good season and a half and then choked every playoff appearance away. 

 

He's still not even retired and thinks someone will want him but he's gotten zero callers since we kicked him to the curb. The league has told us multiple times wha they think of the guy. 

 

 

Outside of Tennessee he wont even be remembered at all unless someone randomly brings up how insane his efficiencyn was to compare some other qb to durring one of those 10second filler spots durring games. 

 

Still doesn't take away how good he was while healthy with a respectable line here. He didnt even slow down without henry.

 

Shiting on tanny will never get old. Why dont people insit on trashing the best qb we have had in 20 years? Because it ended poorly?

[Jamalisms]

There are far more people (here and almost exclusively here) who can't accept that Tannehill was merely a mediocre quarterback who had a short period of elite efficiency when surrounded by a high-end roster and then came crashing back down to earth super swiftly and fucked his team in the playoffs ... than who refuse to acknowledge how well and how efficiently he played for a short period of time.

 

The Tennessee Titans have such an extreme absence of quality quarterback play over the past 25 years that Tannehill's tenure is probably the second best Titans tenure over that period. Good for him, bad for the franchise.

[IsntLifeFunny]

3 hours ago, Callidus said:

Outside of Tennessee he wont even be remembered at all unless someone randomly brings up how insane his efficiencyn was to compare some other qb to durring one of those 10second filler spots durring games. 

 

Still doesn't take away how good he was while healthy with a respectable line here. He didnt even slow down without henry.

 

Shiting on tanny will never get old. Why dont people insit on trashing the best qb we have had in 20 years? Because it ended poorly?

Are you talking about in 21 without Henry? He did well but he certainly didn't look anything like he did in 2020 and 2019. I agree with the premise though. He was the QB for 4 seasons, 3 great ones, and was dominant for 2 of them with the other leading us to the 1 seed behind one of the most injured teams in history. 

Edited November 1, 2025 by IsntLifeFunny

[Callidus]

1 hour ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Are you talking about in 21 without Henry? He did well but he certainly didn't look anything like he did in 2020 and 2019. I agree with the premise though. He was the QB for 4 great seasons and was dominant for 2 of them with the other leading us to the 1 seed behind one of the most injured teams in history. 

Yes about 21. Should have said fall off, not slow down. 

[AussieTitanFan08]

 

[OILERMAN]

6 hours ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Are you talking about in 21 without Henry?

 

The running game was about the same without Henry

 

But more importantly they started 5 different LTs and Brown and Julio barely played together, AJ Brown missed half the snaps for the year

[IsntLifeFunny]

1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:

 

The running game was about the same without Henry

 

But more importantly they started 5 different LTs and Brown and Julio barely played together, AJ Brown missed half the snaps for the year

The threat of Henry affects defenses, especially when he was on pace for over 2k after a 2k season. Not having him on the field made a difference in the overall offense. About 7 PPG if I remember correctly. 

[IsntLifeFunny]

But yes, as I already covered, Tannehill led us to the number 1 seed with one of the most injured teams in NFL history. 

Edited November 2, 2025 by IsntLifeFunny

[9 Nines]

With Daylight Savings Time ending, yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, when should I turn on my television to watch games tomorrow if I am not going to be hime? 

[OzTitan]

10 hours ago, Callidus said:

Outside of Tennessee he wont even be remembered at all unless someone randomly brings up how insane his efficiencyn was to compare some other qb to durring one of those 10second filler spots durring games. 

 

Still doesn't take away how good he was while healthy with a respectable line here. He didnt even slow down without henry.

 

Shiting on tanny will never get old. Why dont people insit on trashing the best qb we have had in 20 years? Because it ended poorly?

Tannehill putting up 40 TDs in a season will be one of those trivia pieces for the elite ball knowers.

 

Bit like Steve Beuerlein's 1999 season with the Panthers (stats wise anyway, NFI how fans etc felt about Beuerlein during and after that season).