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Divisional Round Primer: Ravens vs. Titans

Posted on January 10, 2020

You’re welcome, football world.

The big, bad Patriots are now planning their offseason vacations rather than another Super Bowl parade, and it’s all thanks to the organization that has built itself as “Patriots South.” Mike Vrabel and Company went into Foxborough, stared down his former coach and the greatest quarterback of all time, and never flinched. But if beating the Patriots was like taking down Goliath, the Titans now have to face Thanos. … MORE

Titans at Ravens: Divisional Round Game Day Info

Posted on January 9, 2020

After knocking off the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Tennessee Titans survive and advance. The Titans (10-7) face the AFC North Champion the Baltimore Ravens (14-2) Saturday, January 11th in an AFC divisional playoff game. Kickoff at M&T Bank Stadium is scheduled for 7:15 PM CST. WATCH: NETWORK: CBS Nashville Affiliate: WTVF NewsChannel 5 Play-by-Play:…… MORE

Titans at Ravens: Divisional Round Weekend Info

Posted on January 7, 2020

The Tennessee Titans are headed to Baltimore to take on the #1 seeded Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Divisional Round of the 2019 NFL Playoffs. 104-5 The Zone’s Midday 180 and 3HL will be broadcasting LIVE from Baltimore covering all of the playoff action. Be sure to tune in at 104.5 FM or stream online at http://player.listenlive.co/25021 for full coverage in both Baltimore and Nashville.… MORE

A Decade in Review: Tennessee Volunteers Football

Posted on January 1, 2020

It was a decade full of misery on Ole Rocky Top, broken up only by a few bowl wins and 5-star recruits committing to play for the Big Orange. As Vols fans know, this decade was defined by coaching malpractice, which was capped off by the Greg Schiano fiasco in 2017, which we’ll talk about more a little later. I think they’ve settled in a place with Jeremy Pruitt that at least got them out of the basement of the SEC, but a decade of mismanagement takes a while to undo.… MORE

A Decade in Review: Tennessee Titans

Posted on January 1, 2020

The best quarterback season in terms of yards for the Titans came in 2011 when Matt Hasselbeck threw for 3,571 yards.We’ll look at each individual season here in a second, but I think it’s a pretty accurate depiction of the Titans’ 2010s overall that Matt Hasselbeck was the single-season yards leader for the last decade. No disrespect to Hasselbeck, of course, but the revolving door at the QB spot has been an issue for this franchise since Steve McNair left for Baltimore, and it’s why fans are so enamored with Ryan Tannehill’s consistent play this season.

But that’s looking ahead. Today we’re looking back to the last 10 years of Titans’ football and what it was like being a Titans’ fan in the 2010s.… MORE

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