Titans Sign Anthony Fasano

Well that blows...Either way, not a bad signing, but not great. I guess given that we can't draft quality TE's might as well get Fasano.

 

Because he is INSANELY slow, averaged 3.1 yards per carry with a decent line, and blames others for sucking and takes zero ownership. Not to mention, our FO will likely not draft a complement back for Sankey due to signing him, which leaves us with a patchwork run game AGAIN. That's why!

 

Wtf would we pay Clay 7+ mil when we have Delanie. He's a backup TE who cares. People complain about everything

 

I get it from a business standpoint, but that doesn't always make sense for a team trying to rebuild and make a fast turnaround/spark interest in fans. Depth, sure, why not...but the dude looks like he runs with bricks tied to his shoes. It's terrible. We are talking about one of the easiest positions to transition into from College to the NFL. Here we are 3+ years later and dude continues to decline. I thought we already have a boring, slow RB named Shonn Greene

 

I didn't know he was 7 mill or tagged, last I saw was that he was available and their is absolutely NO debating that he is better than Fasano. We have a project in Thompson and a blocker in Fasano. If Walker goes down, we are not looking good. I do like the blocking ability though.

 

Every tight end killed us. They have been the Titans Achilles heel for a long time.. except for last year, when everything was the Titans' Achilles heel.

 

Fasano can catch too...but yeah hell of a blocker. It's ok, delanie will be catching most the balls anyway.

 

I released an article last year when he was first hired. It was a complete break down of what he runs on offense. You should look it up.

Yea, but you prob won't. Well, I guess I'll help. Here ya go.

Analyzing Whiz's Offense | goTitans | a Tennessee Titans Fan Forum

That is the thread.

here is the article with video, gif, and analysis.

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