Staph?

It is. Its 65 degrees and we had to close our windows tonight....:D

This gif could serve as an effective reply for like 90% of the posts on this forum.

Anyone else worried about this game? Their gm apparently doesn't play around, he in fact does very little dilly dallying at all! No monkeying about and no horsing around either. We are dealing with someone who does not take things lightly ladies and gentlemen!

Seriously guys, pay attention to this quote! Their gm does not fool around. EVER.

But do they have candy wrappers in the stairwells?

he's a bundle of sticks

KC has more talent and better coaches/coordinators. Lebeau is a legend though. Titans could win...but they dont have a better roster/system. They have lost twice as many games as KC..they are on the upswing but arent there yet. They play 6 games against the AFC South...that will pad stats.

KC by 10 in frigid Arrowhead...similar to the Oakland game.

Wait, I thought it was rigged? Why are you acting like it is real?

Idiot. ROFL

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Guys! Im starting to think this gm doesn't play around!

I'm waiting for you to post something that says you are intelligent...phrasing, word selection, abstract association...anything.

You are just using one word replies and assuming that sells..it doesn't.

Meh..dont care. Dime a dozen forum poster...

Damned straight.

There's no stat padding going on for them in the afc south. Titans are 1-3 in their division for some stupid reason.

Yeah we get it.

LOL. The reason why Jon Robinson has gotten a lot of respect around here is that he's not afraid to deal in the free agent market or even during the season. The Titans previous GM usually staid pat on his team regardless and tried only to develop through the draft. We basically got Demarco Murray for a song and he's turned into our biggest offensive threat.

But Robinson cut his teeth in Bob Kraft's Patriots organization. And everyone knows that you perform...or else. The Patriots have no problem trading or cutting someone they think is deadweight, even in the middle of the season. Early on this year, he traded a promising but underperforming 2nd year wide receiver Doriel Green-Beckham. What we got was Dennis Kelly, a backup linesman. At the time, a lot of people around here said "HUH???".

But DGB wasn't coming along as he had hoped. He seems to have gotten some religion at Philly since now he sees that organizations will deal him or cut him if he doesn't improve. And Dennis Kelly has been one of those important tools we've needed again and again. When our starting LT Taylor Lewan got an unsportsmanlike ejection in the first quarter earlier this year, Kelly played the rest of the game and didn't miss a beat. The other message to Lewan was "be smarter on the field or this guy plays" (Coach Mularkey actually said that in a press conference). Lewan had been a lot gotten smarter since then.

Right before our bye week two weeks ago, Parrish Cox, our #2 starting corner was cut after having a disastrous game against Chicago where if their receivers had been any better not dropping multiple passes, we'd have lost that game. We knew that Cox was having a bad year. He'd had some bright spots but overall it wasn't pretty. When Robinson, Mularkey and LeBeau cut him, there was a lot of talk around Nashville about the wisdom of it versus just benching him, especially if someone got hurt down the stretch. The backup corners had been playing poorly too, in some cases by talent, poor technique or inexperience. But they all got religion against Denver and played out of their minds.

So now we face KC who arguably has better passing threats but now the remaining corners believe a little more that they can hold their own. We'll see what happens in the cold of Arrowhead.