Reading the coverage: Polians extended
Paul Kuharsky, AFC South...Stellino. Julius Williams will be the sixth starting defensive end for Jacksonville this season, says Wright. Tennessee Titans David Climer credits Mike Heimerdinger for thinking outside the box. Justin Gage doesn't look like...
Blog | November 27, 2009Pats-Saints game has great matchups
Mike Reiss and Tedy Bruschi, ESPNBoston.comMonday's Patriots-Saints game has a number of huge matchups to watch.
Story | Conversation | November 27, 2009Week 12's NFL point spread moves
Chad MillmanThere are some things about the line moves column that are going to look familiar, if you happen to check out its college football counterpart. For ex...
Blog Entry | Conversation | November 27, 2009
10 Spot: 'Perfect' reasons to worry
Adam Schefter, ESPN.comThe 1972 Miami Dolphins had better hope Week 12 delivers knockout blows to the undefeated-season hopes of the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts, writes Adam Schefter.
Story | Conversation | November 27, 2009Pregame notes from Denver
Bill Williamson, AFC West...of attention. The one thing that stands out to me in this story is the reaction from Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher. He indicated that McDaniels may have trouble attracting players in free agency because of...
Blog | November 26, 2009McDaniels' taunts have league talking
Associated PressThe Denver Broncos' brash -- some would say cocky -- coach exchanged taunts with a group of San Diego Chargers linebackers during warmups Sunday, at one point telling them, "We own you!"
Story | Conversation | November 26, 2009Source: Cards to work out two kickers
Adam Schefter, ESPNWith Neil Rackers nursing a mildly strained groin, the Cardinals will spend part of their Thanksgiving working out kickers.
Story | Conversation | November 25, 2009What I think they're thinking
Paul Kuharsky, AFC South...Indianapolis at home and at New England. Those teams are currently a combined 27-13 (.675). Tennessee Titans (4-6) Rob Bironas was clutch in Houston. If only he'd been better in Pittsburgh...
Blog | November 25, 2009FBO: The Reggie Bush breakout
Aaron Schatz, Football OutsidersFootball Outsiders analyzes Week 12 in the NFL. Ideas: Oakland isn't THAT bad; Reggie Bush is poised for a big game vs. New England; Pittsburgh needs to play better in the second half; David Garrard gets knocked around too much and a plan for Houston.
Story | Conversation | November 25, 2009
Reading the coverage: Planets aligning for Jags?
Paul Kuharsky, AFC South...still unclear, says Gil Samson. A late look: Richard Collier is at peace, says Jason Cole. Tennessee Titans Vince Young ran like a rookie again, says Jim Wyatt. A different Young is steering the...
Blog | November 25, 2009What to Watch for: Big Ben, Little Justin and T.O.
Eric Karabell...shows that no team has been worse against quarterbacks in fantasy football this season than the Tennessee Titans, but trends are more important than season results. Since Tom Brady embarrassed the Titans in Week...
Blog Entry | Conversation | November 25, 2009
NFL analyst Drew Bennett
...career cut short by injuries. He spent the first six years of his career with the Tennessee Titans and played the last two with the St. Louis Rams. He had signed on with the...
Chat | November 25, 2009Gridiron Challenge: Week 12 preview
Jim McCormick, Special to ESPN.comJim McCormick provides his top picks for Week 12 in the Gridiron Challenge game, including Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck and Justin Forsett.
Story | Conversation | November 25, 2009Rankings reaction, with a 'Called Out!' twist
Eric KarabellSince our pal Tristan Cockcroft will not be writing up the weekly "Called Out!" column this week -- is there some holiday on Thursday or something? --...
Blog Entry | Conversation | November 25, 2009
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