will mariota cost us

He is an ass. It is really that simple. He thinks he is the **** of Nashville sport media.

He use to cover the entire AFC South but got demoted to just covering the Titans.

The butt was hurt.


Also he is a little bald Yankee *****

 

As for all you Mariota dick riders, IT IS JUNE.

Did y'all really expect Whiz to be like,




That said, Mariota is Lord. Let us praise him as he guides us to the Super Bowl.

Mett is a sausage soldier who does blow and bangs Lewan's sloppy seconds from bars in West End Nashville.

 

@520 be like

 

Especially because PK loves to take dumps on the titans. When he says something good you know it has be pretty damn good.

 

As long as I have followed this team there has never been a rookie drafted lower than second round be the started on opening day. It would be a bad sign if the best we can do in the starting line up is a third and fifth round rookie on opening day.

 

Its not Whiz saying it.

But yea its in shorts, impossible to say at the moment.

 

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  Paul Kuharsky, ESPN Staff Writer

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Context first: They were organized team activities and minicamp practices, with no pads and no hitting during which the Tennessee Titans were eager to get rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota off to a good start.

That said, from what I observed at the five OTA and three minicamp practices that were open to the media, Mariota did work that was beyond any from a Titans rookie quarterback at this stage.

I’m loath to pile on to the hype, but passing on rave reviews is part of the job at this time of year. And I didn’t think they were inaccurate.

He and the offense had one really bad day. Other than that I saw a lot of progress and a quarterback who was better at this stage than I imagined he could be.

Veteran quartebrack Charlie Whisthurst said Mariota looked good from the start and got better throughout.

Mariota’s focused on routes and progressions, not finding a favorite target. The team likes how he varies his throws. Receivers coach Shawn Jefferson finds Mariota "deadly accurate." The quarterback learned quickly from mistakes. He’s a quick learner who threw to tight windows, with anticipation. He gained comfort with calling plays in a huddle.

And he's immensely popular, bringing the sort of attention to the Titans they have not seen in years. His jersey sold better than any one else’s in May.

And, as the most recent signal of how big Mariota is right now. Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones referred to Mariota giving the Titans hope from the stage at LP Field.

I like Zach Mettenberger and think he can probably be a quality NFL quarterback.

But there was not one time while watching practice I thought there was going to be cause for any controversy in camp over Mariota being the starter. He was the best quarterback on the field and the gap wasn't a small one.

When he spoke to reporters, he wasn’t afraid to say "I don’t know," which doesn’t lend itself to great copy but shows he’s not going to overreach as he learns, and that he is completely comfortable with where he is in the process.

It’s just spring work.

But for fans who’s have so little to be excited about for so long, go ahead and be encouraged.

 

And yes he hasn't played a down of NFL football yet. But it's comparing apples to apples. Go Titans.