I don't get the VY isn't physically tough mentality

I don't see questioning Young's physical toughness. Young hits his thumb on the helmet on the long completion play. He tries to suck it up on the next play and hands off to CJ. He then walks to the sidelines on 2nd-and-10 with the game tied and the Titans moving towards a score. He wants out-of-the-game and there's where many here question Young's heart.

Does anyone here have any doubt that the next play called would have been a pass? If Young knew he couldn't throw the football because of his thumb, and he throws a pick which costs the Titans a chance to score on that drive, we'd be abusing him mercilessly today.

Having to use a timeout there stinks but I can't be critical of it.

I loved McNair but he sometimes clearly played when he shouldn't have. Being a "warrior" isn't always the right decision. At that point, we can't know if Young could have made the throw.

He trots into the locker room, get's the x-ray or wrap and tries to get back into the game. He comes back out and tries to throw the football. I don't see how anyone can see this as anything but Young wanting to go back into the game.

Fisher obviously thinks Young can't throw the ball. I don't see how anyone here can criticize his decision. A trainer may have told him the tendon was torn. Young must have felt differently. Everything that happens after is inexcusable. He was probably still crying over the boo birds earlier in the game (which I think was as much about the entire offense as Young) and he had another meltdown. He's a diva who obviously isn't mentally tough enough to be a starting QB in the NFL.

As for Fisher, call him out for not finding any answers in getting his defense off the field and stupid penalties. Last time the Titans were "outreached" by whoever was coaching the Redskins, Bud made a comment to the press which seemed to get Fisher's attention and turned the team around. I expect to hear from Bud soon.