Pre-Game Thread Game 15: 49ers @ Titans

We gotta play against Bosa like Utah played Oregon this year. Every play moved away from wherever Thibodeaux lined up. Utah knew their line couldn’t stop him, so every play the QB rolled away from him or the RB ran to the opposite side. Thibodeaux barely was involved in the game.

 

Personally, I think they are neck and neck, but I usually give the slight edge to Givens. Of course, there are more bust wide receivers to choose from. Depressing really.

 

2nd quarter...2nd catch

 

Tannehill is phucked

Personally I wouldn't mind moving on from Lewan

 

Yancy Thigpen?

 

Really bad news considering we don’t have a right side either.

 

Close, but he’s already outplayed givens.

How s***ty it feels typing such a stupid statement that they’re even comparable. What a disappointment Jones has been.

 

Another blast from the past. Was a shell of what he was in Pittsburgh and frequently injured.

 

I'm thinking we will see a ton of 12 and 13 personnel from the Titans tomorrow.

 

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Ryan Tannehill
Tennessee Titans · Year 10
2021 stats: 13 games | 65.7 pct | 2,965 pass yds | 7.1 ypa | 14 pass TD | 13 INT | 225 rush yds | 6 rush TD | 7 fumbles


The first year of QB Index, I chronicled the great rookie class of 2012 every week. Tannehill was the forgotten man of that group behind RG3, Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson, but he was better than expected as a rookie. I wrote at that season's conclusion that I "expect him to at least be a solid NFL starting quarterback."


Nine seasons later, with two of the names above him in those rookie rankings now retired, Tannehill still stands tall in the pocket, taking massive hits on completions and incompletions alike. I'm often surprised when he gets up. It sounds condescending to say I'm proud of Tannehill, but this season has shown a lot. With no speed outside or pass protection around him, he's held up far better than his numbers suggest, elevating his teammates. He's a solid NFL starting quarterback.