Titans Crushed by Jaguars 37-7

Yeah I don't get it either, wet day and we throw heaps.

 

and we are fully not listening.

 

Ok, ok,

The jags are the most awesome team ever at home. Better than the 85 bears. The same for the cowboys, colts, jets, dolphins and chargers. They are all too good for any mortal team to beat.

I want to personally thank jeff fisher for his incredible coaching skills because without the great fish we would be 0-8 this year. Fish might be 3-17 against the rest of the league over the last 2 seasons but he is 3-0 against the mighty texans.

Maybe next season we should considering playing a division 2 college schedule.

 

been drinking again?

 

Well our runnign game was hitting a brick wall too, so it probably didn't matter much. I did find it odd we came out throwing on the first 3 downs (and going 3 and out as a result).

 

I wasn't really giving us a good chance to win this game but I really thought with their QB situation we could play a decently close game. We absolutely stunk and I can't see how a good college team couldn't have done as well.

VY looked as bad as any QB I have seen at the NFL level. Many of the WR drops were due as much to the poorly thrown balls as much as anything. There were a few that were without excuse but one to Bennett was way behind Bennett. Many of VY's throws were also late and didn't arrive until the WR was in the middle of defenders. His ints were horrendous.

 

I've got to disagree. He had three INTs, which is way too much, but I didn't think any of them were horrible. One was off a tip, not his fault, and the other two were fantastic CB play. None of those three were particularly bad passes. Tight passes, but the WR had the chance to make the play. Should he have thrown them? Probably not. He took a few chances and made some mistakes. He's staring down his WR too much. It's going to happen, and he needs to learn. But I certainly wouldn't say the INTs themselves were terrible throws and all his fault.

That being said, his passing was bad yesterday. The rain clearly effected him and the WRs, and the result was ugly. We should have started with the run, continued with the run, and finished with the run. If nothing else, the clock would have run out sooner and we might have only lost 23 to nothing.

 

The first INT was his fault. The tip by Grant should have been Grant's pick, Young threw it straight to him. VY was lucky Grant didn't pick it and unlucky that Mathis did.

The other two picks were his fault too, for telegraphing those passes. It was a simple matter for Mathis and Starks to read VY and jump the routes.

 

Good thing VY still has his confidence (I think):

"My confidence is going to always be high," Young said. "You ain't got to never question it."