Titans' Johnathan Cyprien ready to 'let it all out' in return
After a season spent rehabbing the torn ACL in his left knee, the hard-hitting safety says he is healthy again and eager to get back on the field.
After a season spent rehabbing the torn ACL in his left knee, the hard-hitting safety says he is healthy again and eager to get back on the field.
There's simply more supply than demand. If the 2019 QB market is a game of musical chairs, some 2018 starters are going to be left without a seat.
Tennessee's young group made strides under the veteran assistant, and his return gives the Titans hope of fielding an elite unit this fall.
Tennessee pounded teams late last season, and O-coordinator Arthur Smith hopes to maintain that mentality, saying, "We want to knock people back."
New Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith expects to use a wide range for personnel packages a lot which will include multiple TEs.
According to ESPN's Field Yates, the Titans have released reserve QB Austin Davis.
Four defensive backs -- Ed Reed, Champ Bailey, Ty Law and seniors finalist Johnny Robinson -- were among the eight men chosen for enshrinement by the Hall's board of selectors on Saturday.
The way the veteran O-lineman battled through hardships this season impressed teammates and might have paved the way for a starting role in 2019.
Let's project over/under win totals for next season, from worst to best. The Vikings and Colts could be tricky.
Tennessee's receiving corps produced several big plays in 2018, but the next step for the young group is to deliver consistent production.
Arthur Smith will be the Titans' new offensive coordinator, replacing Matt LaFleur, who left the team to become the Packers' head coach.
Titans have made a decision on their OC. Former TEs coach Arthur Smith will take over the offense. He stood out to HC Mike Vrabel by getting production out of the TE position despite the loss of Delanie Walker and Jonnu Smith last season.
You can't make this up: The only time Sean McVay attended the Super Bowl, it was in Atlanta, when Jeff Fisher's Titans lost to the Rams by 1 yard.
Here is another excerpt of safety Kenny Vaccaro's interview with Turron Davenport on Talking w/TD for ESPN Nashville 102.5 The Game: TD -- What is it that draws you to the Titans and Nashville? KV -- I enjoy playing for coach Vrabel, a defensive head coach with an old-school mentality. That's an easy fit. I reside in Austin. It's not as big as Nashville, but the live music, they have all of that in Austin. That southern feel, that's me. The culture, it's just a great fit. I want to be a part of something great. We started something. We were 9-7 this year, but there was a lot of improvement. There's a lot we can do to take that next step as a team and I want to be a part of that.
Safety Kenny Vaccaro discussed his upcoming offseason and why he fits so well with the Titans on Turron Davenport's podcast Talking w/TD for ESPN Nashville 102.5 The Game. Here's an excerpt of the interview: TD -- Did you notice the way you earned your colleagues' respect? KV -- Yes, if you go back to my interviews when I first signed with the team even before I practiced, I talked about earning the respect of the locker room, the respect of my coaches and my teammates. I think you do that by how you practice and play. I think the best example of that is just how tough you are. A guy can be athletic, a guy can be out of this world, but if you don't have that toughness. ... That's the No. 1 thing people respect. 'He's not going to quit. He'll play through injuries. He'll be mentally tough and physically tough.' That's the biggest thing for me. Once you have that, you will fit in anywhere. When you have the respect of the guys around you, you can build off of that. That helped me have the season that I did.
Could Clay Matthews move on from Green Bay? Will the Texans bring back Tyrann Mathieu? Here are the questions facing every team.
Signed as a replacement for injured starter Johnathan Cyprien, the veteran was a bargain who gave the Titans plenty of reasons to keep him around.
With the benefit of hindsight, we reassess which teams aced the draft, free agency, trades and coaching moves last spring and summer.
The versatile outside linebacker finished with 4.5 sacks and established himself as Tennessee's best pass-rusher by the end of the season.
Titans RB Derrick Henry's game worn shoes for #MyCauseMyCleats from his record-setting performance vs. Jacksonville sold for $8,150 last month. All proceeds went towards The Special Olympics. Henry's next pair of game worn cleats will be valuable as well, but to whoever the team's next OC is.
Tennessee is once again searching for a coordinator to work with quarterback Marcus Mariota, and his former Oregon coach could be in the mix.
A big rebound by Andrew Luck, and a draft that produced cornerstone linebacker Darius Leonard fueled a playoff push led by new coach Frank Reich.
A chat with former Titans great Eddie George and a commitment to finishing runs sparked a late-season revival by Tennessee's punishing power back.
The young offensive mind showed a diverse scheme in Tennessee, and his love of play-action passes and WR screens could be a good fit in Green Bay.
The Titans QB will spend this NFL offseason the way he has every other: Ignoring whispers about his durability and working with a new coordinator.
TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Houston | 11 | 5 | 0 | .688 | 402 | 316 |
Indianapolis | 10 | 6 | 0 | .625 | 433 | 344 |
Tennessee | 9 | 7 | 0 | .563 | 310 | 303 |
Jacksonville | 5 | 11 | 0 | .313 | 245 | 316 |