Mike Heimerdinger called out Jared Cook this week.

I wonder if we singed Bo with a rendition of R-E-S-P-E-C-T

 

Full PK blog about Cook:

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/post/_/id/10307/cook-progress-vital-for-titans

 

Dinger only likes old guys. No surprise here. How could you not LOVE to design an offense around so many weapons? Granted, they aren't proven but they have tons of potential. If speed kills this team is loaded.

 

This can only be a good thing for us though, we keep Scaife & if Cook isn't as good as MH is saying, then he might play harder and then we have two good TE's out there.

Scaife may not be the most elite TE out there, but he'd be an upgrade on a lot of teams for sure.

 

All he showed in preseason, camp, and when he actually touched the field was that he can be a monster...

yet of course he needs to work on his "blocking".

There's no hope for this team. Stuck in the 1980's.

He'll probably dominate all camp/preseason again only to never see the field once more.

 

Isn't not playing rookies so they can become consistent an aspect of Fisherball? How can a player can become consistent just playing in practice games? You have to be tested on the battle field, as it were.

Dinger is wrong.

 

Dinger should call him out because the Titans do need him to step up and be a monster next season. Set the bar high. Every single skill player on this offense (perhaps other than CJ) should feel that he needs to step up and become an elite offensive threat because the team needs him to do that.

This is basic motivational stuff.

 

WOW is all i have to say to Ding.

 

Particularly since we'll need to score 40+ points to win games.