Tennessee Titans True or False: July Edition
July 6, 2022
For fans of the NFL, July is the last month without football until March.
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For fans of the NFL, July is the last month without football until March.
There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
It is time for the June Edition of the Tennessee Titans “True or False?”.
The first and second waves of NFL free agency came and went with teams overpaying for players based on their market value.
The 2022 NFL free agency window is just over a week old.
The Tennessee Titans won 12 games during the 2021 season.
The Tennessee Titans in 2021 pulled off their best regular season since 2008, going 12-5. Additionally, they also picked up the AFC’s No. 1 playoff seed, as well as a first-round bye just as they did in 2008 as well.
Coming into the 2021 NFL season, the Tennessee Titans were looking to build off last season’s AFC South Division Title. The Titans have lacked a consistent pass rush and a secondary to back it up.
The 2021 NFL season is now entering the mid-point as Week 7 approaches. This week, six teams will have their bye. Out of the 13 games on the schedule, there are two very enticing AFC matchups that headline this slate.
As we now enter the third week of the 2021 NFL season, some teams have done a good job of getting a fast start. A few select teams so far have played very impressive football in their first two games. For the winless teams, they will have to win this week to keep their playoff chances alive at all.
With Week 2 of the NFL season in the books, the most optimistic of fans remain hopeful, even if their team sits at 0-2 to this point in the young season.
The calendar has flipped to August. For fans of the NFL, it means football through February. As teams are gearing up for the rapidly approaching regular season, it’s time for the final edition of Tennessee Titans True or False until the offseason returns.
For fans of the NFL, July is the last month without football until March.
There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
It is time for the June Edition of the Tennessee Titans “True or False?”.
The first and second waves of NFL free agency came and went with teams overpaying for players based on their market value.
The 2022 NFL free agency window is just over a week old.
The Tennessee Titans won 12 games during the 2021 season.
The Tennessee Titans in 2021 pulled off their best regular season since 2008, going 12-5. Additionally, they also picked up the AFC’s No. 1 playoff seed, as well as a first-round bye just as they did in 2008 as well.
Coming into the 2021 NFL season, the Tennessee Titans were looking to build off last season’s AFC South Division Title. The Titans have lacked a consistent pass rush and a secondary to back it up.
The 2021 NFL season is now entering the mid-point as Week 7 approaches. This week, six teams will have their bye. Out of the 13 games on the schedule, there are two very enticing AFC matchups that headline this slate.
As we now enter the third week of the 2021 NFL season, some teams have done a good job of getting a fast start. A few select teams so far have played very impressive football in their first two games. For the winless teams, they will have to win this week to keep their playoff chances alive at all.
With Week 2 of the NFL season in the books, the most optimistic of fans remain hopeful, even if their team sits at 0-2 to this point in the young season.
The calendar has flipped to August. For fans of the NFL, it means football through February. As teams are gearing up for the rapidly approaching regular season, it’s time for the final edition of Tennessee Titans True or False until the offseason returns.
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