For a franchise that has over 60 years of storied history, it’s hard to name the No. 1 guy ever to don their uniform. For the Tennessee Titans and their prior days as the Houston Oilers, the debate would come down to just a handful of names.
The Tennessee Titans, in their franchise’s six-plus decades of history, have seen many stars and elite talents pass through their locker room, but there’s only ever been, and will ever be only one Freak.
You can’t mention the Houston Oilers and Tennessee Titans without mentioning the stars they’ve had at the running back position. From Derrick Henry now to Chris Johnson previously, even way back to Earl Campbell. But you’d be remiss if you mention the Titans and their running backs without including Eddie George.
The NFL Draft is officially in the rearview mirror. Now it’s full steam ahead towards the impending season, with the schedule release slated for May 12. Here’s the May Edition of Tennessee Titans True or False
After losing some key pieces in their 2020 postseason run, including Adoree Jackson, Malcolm Butler, Corey Davis, and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, the Tennessee Titans came into this year’s draft with some holes to fill. The Titans addressed a lot of their needs in this draft but failed to address others.
In honor of today being the 2021 NFL Draft, this week’s piece will look at the top 10 picks in Tennessee Titans history.
With the NFL Draft just a week away, what better topic for this weekly piece than a look at the biggest draft busts of the Tennessee Titans franchise. Many players could make the list of draft busts for their respective teams. It’s proven to be a roll of the dice.
This series will look back on the Tennessee Titans franchise. Players, coaches, etc. will be showcased in each installment.
As free agency and the draft approach, every team has some level of excitement. Some teams are looking to contend in 2021. Others only want to move in the right direction. However, the NFL is unique in that every team has a chance to win the Super Bowl each season.
Let’s continue with the AFC South.
It’s that time of year, no football being played, other sports drawing to a close, and baseball about to begin. But the NFL offseason is in full swing. As the calendar inches ever closer to the NFL Draft, and free agency is in full swing, Veterans have become unfortunate cap casualties. What better time to address some of the team’s glaring questions?
The free agency period hasn’t been friendly to the Tennessee Titans. They lost Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Adam Humphries. Even though they signed Josh Reynolds, the Titans need to add at least one wide receiver in the draft.
As free agency and the draft approach, every team has some level of excitement. Some teams are looking to contend in 2021. Others only want to move in the right direction. However, the NFL is unique in that every team has a chance to win the Super Bowl each season.
For a franchise that has over 60 years of storied history, it’s hard to name the No. 1 guy ever to don their uniform. For the Tennessee Titans and their prior days as the Houston Oilers, the debate would come down to just a handful of names.
The Tennessee Titans, in their franchise’s six-plus decades of history, have seen many stars and elite talents pass through their locker room, but there’s only ever been, and will ever be only one Freak.
You can’t mention the Houston Oilers and Tennessee Titans without mentioning the stars they’ve had at the running back position. From Derrick Henry now to Chris Johnson previously, even way back to Earl Campbell. But you’d be remiss if you mention the Titans and their running backs without including Eddie George.
The NFL Draft is officially in the rearview mirror. Now it’s full steam ahead towards the impending season, with the schedule release slated for May 12. Here’s the May Edition of Tennessee Titans True or False
After losing some key pieces in their 2020 postseason run, including Adoree Jackson, Malcolm Butler, Corey Davis, and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, the Tennessee Titans came into this year’s draft with some holes to fill. The Titans addressed a lot of their needs in this draft but failed to address others.
In honor of today being the 2021 NFL Draft, this week’s piece will look at the top 10 picks in Tennessee Titans history.
With the NFL Draft just a week away, what better topic for this weekly piece than a look at the biggest draft busts of the Tennessee Titans franchise. Many players could make the list of draft busts for their respective teams. It’s proven to be a roll of the dice.
This series will look back on the Tennessee Titans franchise. Players, coaches, etc. will be showcased in each installment.
As free agency and the draft approach, every team has some level of excitement. Some teams are looking to contend in 2021. Others only want to move in the right direction. However, the NFL is unique in that every team has a chance to win the Super Bowl each season.
Let’s continue with the AFC South.
It’s that time of year, no football being played, other sports drawing to a close, and baseball about to begin. But the NFL offseason is in full swing. As the calendar inches ever closer to the NFL Draft, and free agency is in full swing, Veterans have become unfortunate cap casualties. What better time to address some of the team’s glaring questions?
The free agency period hasn’t been friendly to the Tennessee Titans. They lost Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Adam Humphries. Even though they signed Josh Reynolds, the Titans need to add at least one wide receiver in the draft.
As free agency and the draft approach, every team has some level of excitement. Some teams are looking to contend in 2021. Others only want to move in the right direction. However, the NFL is unique in that every team has a chance to win the Super Bowl each season.
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