@unsympathetic said:

Conventional wisdom has suggested that "the reason" for our game 1 loss was the delayed blitz packages that Titans ran on 7 plays.  Video analysis shows the top issue with each of those plays was in no case the delayed blitzer -- DL beating an OL immediately, WR not being ready for the ball or running a terrible route, Baker missing either the read or the throw before pressure is a factor.  A delayed blitz happened, yes, but isn't on the top 5 reasons why those plays didn't work. 

Sadly, the playcall against their defense was actually correct in most of these cases.. execution, of course, has room for improvement.

There is hardly ever a singular "reason" for losing a football game.  It's often a collection of things, as you mentioned - a missed route here, a back pickup on a pressure there, a late read another time, that have a snowball effect on an offense.     Even worse when you play against an offense focused on ball control which doesn't create many, if any, opportunities for your defense to get you additional possessions.  

I'd be curious what the flip side of this - (defensively speaking) was.    My recollection was we did a solid job limiting the titans on the OZ and getting into gaps.  Especially early...  actually most of the entire 1st half.   I remember things getting a bit out of hand when they threw some gap and downhill power ball at us as the game wore on.    

....if I could find the time to do film analysis myself

@unsympathetic said:

This video and thread is about the recent assertion that the Titans loss is solely due to the use of creepers. 

Be better.

What I already said. 

@icecube said:

red herring

This video and thread is about the recent assertion that the Titans loss is solely due to the use of creepers. 

Be better.

Why on earth was he given the head coach job? Who was the boob who made that call?