Titans @ Broncos Game Thread

Wow, I didn't know you people had reading and comprehension deficiencies. I'm not blaming Young, I'm blaming the coaches for not making calling deep plays more often, especially when we're down by more than 1 score late in the game.
As I and others pointed out, we had a couple of deep passes early that were dropped, but that doesn't mean you should abandon it.

Regarding KFC I'm just speculating whether the lack of deep throws comes down the coaches not trusting Young to do it or Young not being able or confident or whatever to do it. Certainly no one can question KFC's ability to throw the deep ball.

And for those who will blame the receivers for not getting open, if you watch other games around the league you will notice that they actually go deep if a guy has a 1 on 1, even if he isn't wide open. You give you receiver the chance to make the play.

 

They took what they were given, last time I checked Denver has some very GOOD corners. They took a shot a Bailey early and beat him, but the ball was dropped, rest assured it woke Bailey up.

 

Broncos have one of the best secondaries in the league, VY throwing for the yards he did should be taken as a plus for this team.

 

Regardless of Vince's two INTs and how anyone wants to spin the game, the blame for this falls on the WRs (as far as the O goes).

If B.Jones and R.Williams make those catches near the endzone it's a different ball game. That scaife over the middle was a catch that shoulda been reviewed... that one's on the ref. But still there was a Scaife throw over the middle that was easy and he dropped it.

And what about some YAC. Seriously!

WR early in the draft next year. Vince may never be the greatest passer ever. But he will suck if he doesn't have someone that he can count on to do amazing things or make tough catches... at least from time to time.

 

Teusday Headline:

GLUEGATE!

When questioned about decisions to not challenge three critical plays in last night's loss in Denver, Titans Coach Jeff Fisher said, "I tried to throw the flag, but it was stuck to my hand." The three plays (apparent catch by Bo Scaife ruled incomplete, obvious Young touchdown, and a mis-spot on a Denver third down play) were allowed to stand as called because of a "sticky" substance on Fisher's red challenge flag that prevented him from releasing it.

Fisher has filed a grievence with the commisioner upon evidence that the "substance" on the flag was, in fact, the same hair gel used by Broncos' coach Mike Shannahan. When confronted with the accusation, Shannahan said, "We have no knowledge of anyone treating the Titans' challenge flag with any of my personal hair-care products. Besides, Jeff Fisher has a beard. Who can believe a guy with a beard?"

 

wow. Banana Man!!! I remember that! :applause:

 

Thanks SEC. Your smiley's applause has made me forget about the horrible game I just witnessed.


Hey look, 50 posts.

 

Wow I was thinking the same thing about Banana man.

 

I watched the first series again, Denver did not only use 1 Saftey. The very play that Young took a shot to BJ the safety was cheating up, and picked up the tightend coming out of the backfield, which is what made that a great read. Over Bailey before the other Safety could get there.