Washington Adjusting to Titans Passing Game

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  1. goTitans.com

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    SUMMARY: Nate Washington knows there are expectations for him to produce after signing a free agent contract with the Titans. "Nate is a veteran guy who is coming into his own," Kerry Collins said. "He has a chance to make a real big impact right away." Washington is working towards learning a new system which requires him to get out of his routes quicker with different angles than he had in Pittsburgh. "I am so used to running a route and then getting open as of where here you are running to get open and I think it is going to be tougher than I thought, but it’s been working," Washington said. "Kerry has been working with me, Vince (Young) has been working with me and (the coaches) have done a good job of letting me know this is how it goes around here and I have been adjusting to it. The main thing is not to make the same mistakes twice."

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    #1 goTitans.com, May 7, 2009
  4. CRUDS

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    Vince: Psst.. hey Nate, Collins said your mama is fat..
     
    #2 CRUDS, May 7, 2009
  7. Pacman 4 HoF

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    maybe we sould switch to the system where you just run and magically get open
     
    #3 Pacman 4 HoF, May 7, 2009
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  10. smileyforall

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    Sounds good to me, though when I first saw the headlines I automatically thought he had to adjust to no pass being completed past the inconquerable 40+ yard mark. :)
     
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  13. Tru Blu

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    well Nate said its tougher then he thought learning the new system so maybe thats what he expected lol but in all seriousness i think Nate is gonna do good things for us
     
    #5 Tru Blu, May 7, 2009
  16. smileyforall

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    What about the special brick training our WR goes through? Im sure he doesn't enjoy having his hands mutilated..
     
    #6 smileyforall, May 7, 2009
  19. onetontitan

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    well going from number 3 to number 2 can be a tough transition. Especially because he knows that he doesn't have Holmes and Ward to take the heat off of him. I think he will come into his own.

    I'm just stoked that there is no Jmac on the field!
     
    #7 onetontitan, May 7, 2009
  22. Knux757

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    Agreed! In another thread I said I didn't hate on any Titan player and I supported everyone, but I felt that Jmac didn't fit in back with the Titans and the position needed a big change, so i'm glad that happened finally. Madden will be fun.
     
    #8 Knux757, May 7, 2009
  25. eTitan81

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    i thought the samething when i read that. it seems to be working pretty well
     
    #9 eTitan81, May 8, 2009
  28. nickmsmith

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    "Washington Adjusting to Titans Passing Game"

    What passing game?
     
    #10 nickmsmith, May 8, 2009
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