That's what you get for drafting a QB from Liberty.

 

I feel like I'd rather kick a FG then keep my QB out that's almost passed 70 times. Not like the Titans offense has gone anywhere.

If Simmons is hurt badly that’s a big loss for the titans. 

Just now, bitbased said:

I feel like I'd rather kick a FG then keep my QB out that's almost passed 70 times. Not like the Titans offense has gone anywhere.

He’s dropped back 78 times when you include the sacks and the times he took off. 

Willis is just... Oof

Off Willis has a long long way to improve.

They cannot start Willis anymore. My god.

Now that is what you call RB1 playing QB...

This seems like really dumb playcalling too. They keep sending all the WRs like 20 yards down the field.

Felt like a midseason playoff game

Like I said no weapons for Willis 

There are no bad wins in the NFL, but that sure is close to being one.

At home, against a team with literally no passing game, and the refs doing you favours and you still needed almost 70 minutes to win the game.

1 minute ago, D-Shiznit said:

There are no bad wins in the NFL, but that sure is close to being one.

At home, against a team with literally no passing game, and the refs doing you favours and you still needed almost 70 minutes to win the game.

Great stat padding game for Mahomes too so now they'll pretend that he played well.

Malik Willis is the smallest 6'!" person I've ever seen.

He looked like Boston Scott scrambling around out there.
Except Scott would have got a first down. 

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

They cannot start Willis anymore. My god.

Feels like if tannehill just had an average game they likely win. 

What a dumb tweet in context. You just had a guy who completed 5 passes QB a team to OT against him.

 

So does this win by the Chiefs get chalked up as "they ain't play nobody"?

Chiefs are one of the top 3 teams in the league and barely won vs a QB who isn't very good (at least right now) and with very little experience. 

Wins are wins.  Enjoy them no matter who they play.

 

I really don’t understand why this is the year, of all years, for the last 3 years, where most games and teams are terrible. 

Not sure which Titan QB we get, but I hope Gannon focuses on their run game. 

Have three LBs on the field most of the game (Dean for Maddox), have your DEs look for the rollout, play single-high-man with 8 guys in the box, and trust your CBs if they do throw.

Not for nothing, but I think our Offense can score more than 17 in regulation against TEN.

I'm not really worried much about the defensive game plan after watching this S*** show.

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I really don’t understand why this is the year, of all years, for the last 3 years, where most games and teams are terrible. 

QB play is declining.

7 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I really don’t understand why this is the year, of all years, for the last 3 years, where most games and teams are terrible. 

I think there’s a lot of factors do with it. Poor Qb play, injuries and so on. But i think there’s a lot of bad head coaches in the league right now. Can make the argument there’s 1 coach in every division besides really the afc east that should be fired or has. Rivera, Campbell, rhule, kingsbury, Hackett/mcdaniels, reich/lovie (not fired but i didn’t think he was a great HC when they hired him), tomlin (the Steelers for past couple years have been trending in the wrong direction). 

I think defenses are finally catching up to offenses in terms of scheming and athleticism. There's definitely less big plays happening now so teams are forced to trot down the field which really exacerbates the problem if a team has an underperforming offense.

Other problem is that a lot of teams aren't built to run the ball so they have nothing to fall back onto. The teams that have a more balanced offense seem to weather the storm better.