Week 13: CLE @ TN... "there's thirteen hundred and fifty two Guitar pickers in Nashville"
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Final Practice reports...
As expected Ward is out, but late addition Hodge and even later addition Taywan Taylor are as well.
Rest appear to be either healed-up or still simply resting-up...
And Titans report...
- Simmons looks to be on track to be a game-time decision... same for starting OG, Saffold.
- Starting OT Wilson, TE Smith and CB Jackson are all Out.
- Remainder, including Brown, Kelly and Landry are ready to go.
Final Practice reports...
And Titans report...
- Simmons looks to be on track to be a game-time decision... same for starting OG, Saffold.
- Starting OT Wilson, TE Smith and CB Jackson are all Out.
- Remainder, including Brown, Kelly and Landry are ready to go.
LT 71 KELLY, DENNIS T/Phi LG 76 SAFFOLD, RODGER U/LAR ? ankle no depth C 60 JONES, BEN U/Hou 62 Brewer, Aaron CF20 RG 64 Davis, Nate 19/3 75 Douglas, Jamil SF18 72 QUESSENBERRY, DAVID SF18 RT 79 Wilson, Isaiah 20/1----WILL BE OUT no depth Practice Squad? bring up to play RT*? Marshall Newhouse ? ? **protected
PS 00 Kizer**, DeShone QB ? 83 66 Kemp, Brandon OT 00 95 Brown, Miles DT PS 16 00 Adams, Paul OT 80 89 57 Ray, Wyatt OB--former Brown PS 52 72 NEWHOUSE**, MARSHALL OT 00 Daniel, Trevor PT 00 59 Skipper**, Tuzar LB We played Marshall Newhouse last season at New England.. started & took all 69 snaps at RT..
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To me it boils down to protecting Baker. I don't mean in the pocket either - less pass attempts tends to equal more success for this offense including fewer turnovers. So I'd expect to see a similar defensive deployment as we did last year against Tenn.
Delayed 4th and 5th pressures, heavy zone looks, post snap rotations. Nothing mind blowing, but things that Baker has struggled with as far back as his rookie season. If the running game takes over, the boot action works, then that's just great. We can limit our QB's exposure in the passing game and eliminate turnovers while playing keep away.
Magic number is 28 IMHO. If Baker has to throw more than 28 times, I'd be willing to wager we get into trouble.
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To me it boils down to protecting Baker. I don't mean in the pocket either - less pass attempts tends to equal more success for this offense including fewer turnovers. So I'd expect to see a similar defensive deployment as we did last year against Tenn.
Delayed 4th and 5th pressures, heavy zone looks, post snap rotations. Nothing mind blowing, but things that Baker has struggled with as far back as his rookie season. If the running game takes over, the boot action works, then that's just great. We can limit our QB's exposure in the passing game and eliminate turnovers while playing keep away.
Magic number is 28 IMHO. If Baker has to throw more than 28 times, I'd be willing to wager we get into trouble.
To me it boils down to protecting Baker. I don't mean in the pocket either - less pass attempts tends to equal more success for this offense including fewer turnovers. So I'd expect to see a similar defensive deployment as we did last year against Tenn.
Delayed 4th and 5th pressures, heavy zone looks, post snap rotations. Nothing mind blowing, but things that Baker has struggled with as far back as his rookie season. If the running game takes over, the boot action works, then that's just great. We can limit our QB's exposure in the passing game and eliminate turnovers while playing keep away.
Magic number is 28 IMHO. If Baker has to throw more than 28 times, I'd be willing to wager we get into trouble.
I agree with around 28 because that means either our running game is not working or we got so far behind we got desperate.
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Here are picks from one site. 4 of 4 pick the Titans straight up and 2 of 3 pick the Titans giving away 5.5 points.
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Biggest Browns game since 2007.
This game will tell us a lot regarding the 2020 Browns.
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Biggest Browns game since 2007.
This game will tell us a lot regarding the 2020 Browns.
Biggest Browns game since 2007.
This game will tell us a lot regarding the 2020 Browns.
I am not sure about that. A few years back we were 7-4 and had some big games with playoff spots on the line. Probably more important. Then the powers that be insisted on putting JFF at the control, and the fuckers went and lost 5 in a row. Whether the Browns win or lose this game will not seal, nor kill our playoff chances.
The big game in 2007 was the one in which the Browns cacked up a furball against a mediocre Cincinnati team in the next to last game.
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Biggest Browns game since 2007.
This game will tell us a lot regarding the 2020 Browns.
I am not sure about that. A few years back we were 7-4 and had some big games with playoff spots on the line. Probably more important. Then the powers that be insisted on putting JFF at the control, and the fuckers went and lost 5 in a row. Whether the Browns win or lose this game will not seal, nor kill our playoff chances.
The big game in 2007 was the one in which the Browns cacked up a furball against a mediocre Cincinnati team in the next to last game.
I am not sure about that. A few years back we were 7-4 and had some big games with playoff spots on the line. Probably more important. Then the powers that be insisted on putting JFF at the control, and the fuckers went and lost 5 in a row. Whether the Browns win or lose this game will not seal, nor kill our playoff chances.
The big game in 2007 was the one in which the Browns cacked up a furball against a mediocre Cincinnati team in the next to last game.
Ooh, that is a good point, the Browns were in first place in November back in 2014.
I wonder who on here were big Johnny Football fans?
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I am not sure about that. A few years back we were 7-4 and had some big games with playoff spots on the line. Probably more important. Then the powers that be insisted on putting JFF at the control, and the fuckers went and lost 5 in a row. Whether the Browns win or lose this game will not seal, nor kill our playoff chances.
The big game in 2007 was the one in which the Browns cacked up a furball against a mediocre Cincinnati team in the next to last game.
Ooh, that is a good point, the Browns were in first place in November back in 2014.
I wonder who on here were big Johnny Football fans?
Ooh, that is a good point, the Browns were in first place in November back in 2014.
I wonder who on here were big Johnny Football fans?
Who??
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Biggest Browns game since 2007.
This game will tell us a lot regarding the 2020 Browns.
Biggest Browns game since 2007.
To me, it's Next week's game.
But a win now relieves some of the pressure next week.
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Biggest Browns game since 2007.
This game will tell us a lot regarding the 2020 Browns.
I am not sure about that. A few years back we were 7-4 and had some big games with playoff spots on the line. Probably more important. Then the powers that be insisted on putting JFF at the control, and the fuckers went and lost 5 in a row. Whether the Browns win or lose this game will not seal, nor kill our playoff chances.
The big game in 2007 was the one in which the Browns cacked up a furball against a mediocre Cincinnati team in the next to last game.
The big game in 2007 was the one in which the Browns cacked up a furball against the Bengals.
Uggggggggh. I remember all too well. And then had to root for the damn Colts without Manning. (hint...didn't go well)
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Biggest Browns game since 2007.
To me, it's Next week's game.
But a win now relieves some of the pressure next week.
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Not even close to being important. Isaiah Wilson is well on his way to being the biggest bust in Titans history. He's only seen the field once, and that was in the last game in the last few garbage time plays. He's had two car wrecks, a DUI, COVID list twice including one where he was caught at a college campus party and nearly jumped out of a second story window. And then he's never been on Vrabel's good side in terms of actually playing football. He's well on his way to being cut.
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Final Practice reports...
And Titans report...
- Simmons looks to be on track to be a game-time decision... same for starting OG, Saffold.
- Starting OT Wilson, TE Smith and CB Jackson are all Out.
- Remainder, including Brown, Kelly and Landry are ready to go.
LT 71 KELLY, DENNIS T/Phi LG 76 SAFFOLD, RODGER U/LAR ? ankle no depth C 60 JONES, BEN U/Hou 62 Brewer, Aaron CF20 RG 64 Davis, Nate 19/3 75 Douglas, Jamil SF18 72 QUESSENBERRY, DAVID SF18 RT 79 Wilson, Isaiah 20/1----WILL BE OUT no depth Practice Squad? bring up to play RT*? Marshall Newhouse ? ? **protected
PS 00 Kizer**, DeShone QB ? 83 66 Kemp, Brandon OT 00 95 Brown, Miles DT PS 16 00 Adams, Paul OT 80 89 57 Ray, Wyatt OB--former Brown PS 52 72 NEWHOUSE**, MARSHALL OT 00 Daniel, Trevor PT 00 59 Skipper**, Tuzar LB We played Marshall Newhouse last season at New England.. started & took all 69 snaps at RT..
LT 71 KELLY, DENNIS T/Phi LG 76 SAFFOLD, RODGER U/LAR ? ankle no depth C 60 JONES, BEN U/Hou 62 Brewer, Aaron CF20 RG 64 Davis, Nate 19/3 75 Douglas, Jamil SF18 72 QUESSENBERRY, DAVID SF18 RT 79 Wilson, Isaiah 20/1----WILL BE OUT no depth Practice Squad? bring up to play RT*? Marshall Newhouse ? ? **protected
PS 00 Kizer**, DeShone QB ? 83 66 Kemp, Brandon OT 00 95 Brown, Miles DT PS 16 00 Adams, Paul OT 80 89 57 Ray, Wyatt OB--former Brown PS 52 72 NEWHOUSE**, MARSHALL OT 00 Daniel, Trevor PT 00 59 Skipper**, Tuzar LB We played Marshall Newhouse last season at New England.. started & took all 69 snaps at RT..
Quessenberry is playing LT right now....did pretty good last week. We wish we still had Jack Conklin but he was too expensive after we didn't pick up his 5th year option.
Dennis Kelly is a reliable RT but not the same talent as Conklin. But Kelly is easily the best trade (from the Eagles, for a WR who is out of the league now) that the Titans have gotten in recent memory.
As I said before, Isaiah Wilson will probably never play another snap as a Titan. Too much trouble, on and off the field.
We need Saffold to play...if not, it may be a long day on the O-line.
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Wilson is turning into the Titans version of JFF & JG.? What a waste of talent.
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Not even close to being important. Isaiah Wilson is well on his way to being the biggest bust in Titans history. He's only seen the field once, and that was in the last game in the last few garbage time plays. He's had two car wrecks, a DUI, COVID list twice including one where he was caught at a college campus party and nearly jumped out of a second story window. And then he's never been on Vrabel's good side in terms of actually playing football. He's well on his way to being cut.
He's had two car wrecks, a DUI, COVID list twice including one where he was caught at a college campus party and nearly jumped out of a second story window
Sucks to have a pick wasted like that. We been there. We done that.
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He's had two car wrecks, a DUI, COVID list twice including one where he was caught at a college campus party and nearly jumped out of a second story window
Sucks to have a pick wasted like that. We been there. We done that.
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Yes, you have. And it was bigger news since it was your star QB.
But beyond Johnny there were so many more 1st rounders whiffed upon. You don't get to suck as bad, or for as long as we had without being bad at the draft. It took a herculean effort by our owner to make sure he hired a litany of bad coaches and GMs.
You think Tannehill is better than Baker? I can't argue that, as I'm not sure how good Baker really is....but I really wouldn't want to have to count on either of them having to take the team on their back to win games. I think they both need the running games that they've got.
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