The Tennessee Titans franchise, previously the Houston Oilers, has been in existence since 1960. The franchise won the first two AFL Championships and four division titles. In 1970 they joined the NFL. In the 51 years since they haven’t achieved the same success as the decade in the AFL.
When the Tennessee Titans Pro Bowl quarterback Steve McNair suffered a serious chest injury early in the 2004 season, the Titans placed their fortunes in the hands of a quarterback who was far from a household name. An undrafted free agent out of Fresno State, Billy Volek.
The Tennessee Titans acquired Julio Jones in a trade with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. It is fitting that this week’s edition of Thursday Throwback looks at the best receivers in Titans/Oilers franchise history.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fan bases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions. In the third part of a 12 part series, I will rank each team’s wide receiver position. These rankings are a culmination of what the player has done over the entirety of their career, how they performed last season and projecting how they will play this upcoming season.
After the acquisition of Julio Jones, there is one more piece that would put the Titans’ offense further over the top, and maybe (at least on paper) better than the reigning back-to-back AFC champs.
It’s finally happening! After months of speculation, rumor, and reports, the Atlanta Falcons have traded away arguably the best player in franchise history, sending Julio Jones to the Tennessee Titans.
After much speculation, the Atlanta Falcons have agreed to trade disgruntled wide receiver, Julio Jones to the Tennessee Titans.
With the rumors running rampant of current Atlanta Falcons receiver Julio Jones being finished in the ATL, Nashville is one of the potential landing spots for the seven-time Pro Bowl selection.
It’s that time of year, the weather is getting warm, no football being played, other sports drawing to a close, and baseball season is in full swing. Here’s a look at the June Edition of the Tennessee Titans True or False.
With the 2021 NFL Draft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32 part series where the top three questions will be posed for each NFL team. Here are those three questions for the Tennessee Titans.
A decade before the Tennessee Titans drafted current back-to-back rushing champion, Derrick Henry, 45th overall in the 2016 NFL Draft, they selected a 6’1″ 235 lbs running back 45th overall out of USC, LenDale White. Two years later in 2008, the Titans selected running back Chris Johnson 24th overall out of East Carolina, on the heels of his 4.25 40-yard fall time at the NFL Combine.
It seems every offseason there are rumors that the Atlanta Falcons’ star wide receiver Julio Jones will be traded. This year, however, these rumors seem stronger than in the past. With the Falcons currently in a rebuild and zero cap space, trading Jones may not be the worst idea in the world.
The Tennessee Titans franchise, previously the Houston Oilers, has been in existence since 1960. The franchise won the first two AFL Championships and four division titles. In 1970 they joined the NFL. In the 51 years since they haven’t achieved the same success as the decade in the AFL.
When the Tennessee Titans Pro Bowl quarterback Steve McNair suffered a serious chest injury early in the 2004 season, the Titans placed their fortunes in the hands of a quarterback who was far from a household name. An undrafted free agent out of Fresno State, Billy Volek.
The Tennessee Titans acquired Julio Jones in a trade with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. It is fitting that this week’s edition of Thursday Throwback looks at the best receivers in Titans/Oilers franchise history.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fan bases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions. In the third part of a 12 part series, I will rank each team’s wide receiver position. These rankings are a culmination of what the player has done over the entirety of their career, how they performed last season and projecting how they will play this upcoming season.
After the acquisition of Julio Jones, there is one more piece that would put the Titans’ offense further over the top, and maybe (at least on paper) better than the reigning back-to-back AFC champs.
It’s finally happening! After months of speculation, rumor, and reports, the Atlanta Falcons have traded away arguably the best player in franchise history, sending Julio Jones to the Tennessee Titans.
After much speculation, the Atlanta Falcons have agreed to trade disgruntled wide receiver, Julio Jones to the Tennessee Titans.
With the rumors running rampant of current Atlanta Falcons receiver Julio Jones being finished in the ATL, Nashville is one of the potential landing spots for the seven-time Pro Bowl selection.
It’s that time of year, the weather is getting warm, no football being played, other sports drawing to a close, and baseball season is in full swing. Here’s a look at the June Edition of the Tennessee Titans True or False.
With the 2021 NFL Draft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32 part series where the top three questions will be posed for each NFL team. Here are those three questions for the Tennessee Titans.
A decade before the Tennessee Titans drafted current back-to-back rushing champion, Derrick Henry, 45th overall in the 2016 NFL Draft, they selected a 6’1″ 235 lbs running back 45th overall out of USC, LenDale White. Two years later in 2008, the Titans selected running back Chris Johnson 24th overall out of East Carolina, on the heels of his 4.25 40-yard fall time at the NFL Combine.
It seems every offseason there are rumors that the Atlanta Falcons’ star wide receiver Julio Jones will be traded. This year, however, these rumors seem stronger than in the past. With the Falcons currently in a rebuild and zero cap space, trading Jones may not be the worst idea in the world.
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