Shake up of the OL continues

Good lord even in that video he looks terrible!!! Very lackadaisical!!

It's like he's practicing to be mediocre

 

Yeah, he really does.

Not like hitting some pads is going to win his starting spot back anyway. LOL

 

"Here are five quick observations from Thursday’s practice:

• The ever-changing world of the Titans’ offensive line saw some more shuffling on Thursday, as rookie Jeremiah Poutasi got a high percentage of first-team snaps at right tackle. Jamon Meredith had been playing that position for the past few days. Poutasi, the team’s third-round draft pick, has a lot of potential and has been making progress throughout camp, but there are still some ups and downs. On the first play of a no-huddle drill, for instance, Derrick Morgan roared around Poutasi on the way to the quarterback.

• Byron Bell saw most of the first-team action at left guard, as he has for the past few days. That continued to mean that Andy Levitre was the odd man out on the first team. He spent most of the day as the second-team left guard. One other offensive line note: Brian Schwenke returned at center after missing a couple days with a foot injury.


• In another typically steady performance, rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota went 12-for-14 with no interceptions in combined seven-on-seven and team drills. He looked impressive on a couple of downfield throws to Delanie Walker, as well as a 20-yard touchdown toss over the top to Kendall Wright. Mariota scrambled a couple of times on Thursday, giving us a good glimpse of his wheels.

• Defensive lineman Al Woods has had a good camp, and he made another big penetration play during Thursday’s practice. Woods broke through the line so fast, in fact, that he landed on the back of quarterback Zach Mettenberger’s legs, knocking him down. Woods has done a good job taking advantage of the opportunity that presented itself when Sammie Hill started slowly in camp because of a knee injury.

• Special teams coach Nate Kaczor was energetic as always during practice. He got on running back Bishop Sankey for not being direct enough in hitting the hole on kick returns. Kaczor also had some tough love for rookie wide receiver Tre McBride in the kick-return game. It was a tough day for kick returners, as Jacoby Ford muffed a kickoff at the goal line."

 

Also jim wyatts obvservations: Day 15 Training Camp Observations

 

Against forum rules.

 

He looks done.

Pretty sure this demotion just destroyed any amount of confidence this guy has.

This video looks like he was a couple more reps away from collapsing on the ground bawling his eyes out and screaming at the top of his lungs "WHYYYYY! WHY ME GOD?!?"

 

Not if he quotes it all

 

It was after a full day at the office, so keep that in mind, he was proably spent at that point

 

So um why haven't we brought in Evan Mathis yet?

 

Because our FO wants to pinch pennies and get somthing out of their lousy free agent linemen...?