The Tennessee Titans Have A Problem

[@FootballAnalysis1]

What do you think the Titans should do? 🤔

[@kchandaman3012]

Give all glory and praise to CJ Stroud's lord and savior Jesus Christ, of course!

[@frens_till_the_end]

The should not draft a QB. They need to build the trenches, and work on turning the defense into their strength. They are not close to competing and must build the organizational culture before bringing in a new QB.

[@Unknown17]

@@kchandaman3012 Mocking Jesus is a poor strategy for living.

[@kchandaman3012]

@@Unknown17 Why do you think I'm mocking Him, O Blasphemous Heathen?

[@Aerorian]

@@kchandaman3012Idk if god can fix the titans

[@atomicpunk2360]

lol the Titans have “a” problem 😂

[@jeanmemmler5865]

Glad I'm not the only one to immediately react to the title in this fashion. Poor titans fans...

[@bnasty9321]

We have a BIG problem: our owner 🥲

[@whosjulez1157]

Yes, the problem is that they're the Titans

[@keithconner9036]

Haha. You win!

[@loganstolberg2743]

But I thought they were a dangerous team as what he said in the beginning of the year 😂😂

[@Alluxidy]

the lack of continuity in the front office is gonna chase them for years to come. i don’t understand their vision for the team. vrabel had a culture.

[@GodLikeMikeLive]

I still don't understand why they got rid of a winning coach. Gave him a subpar roster year after year and he still won. Franchises like this deserve nothing 😂

[@lancesilvis4085]

@@GodLikeMikeLive they blamed him for the bad rosters too! If they draft Shedeur 1 overall, I’m never watching another Titans game again.

[@4tfbenjiglo63]

Who you want them to draft with the 1st pk??​@@lancesilvis4085

[@truehype]

Vrabel was not the answer and if the Titans hired Matt Lafleur instead of Vrabel we probably are in a better spot but who knows what would have happened.

[@brycehoward4139]

@@truehypeyea Vrabel was not modernizing the offense and he never raised their ceiling just raised the foundation

[@tltitan09]

Jon Robinson was fired due to Wilson, Farley and Burks…three straight 1st rd busts. The AJ game was the straw that broke the camels back.

[@joegifted_9452]

Thank you! I hate when people don't know what they talking about

[@thomasadams9395]

Yep.I think firing him in the middle of the season was pretty silly in retrospect.But I don’t disageee with firing him.Just would have waited until the end of the season.

[@joegifted_9452]

@thomasadams9395 why wait if you know you're going to fire him? It only helps you get an early start on the hiring process

[@thomasadams9395]

@@joegifted_9452 they didn’t even hire ran until after the season.I mean they just fired ran like not even 2 weeks ago and now already have a new GM.Firing Jrob in the middle of the season just comes across across as impulsive and erratic.

[@ChewsCarefully]

No. It was after AJ Brown publicly spoke about how his meeting with J-Rob went that got J-Rob fired. He made it seem like there was No Way they would ever even discuss keeping him, that it was Already Decided. AJ felt that he had a good relationship & wanted to return - - _until_ he met with J-Rob. Ownership didn't ask for reports & are still very hands-off. It was only after hearing how J-Rob *misrepresented their interests this way* that they finally started looking at the other stuff.

[@vinnieandhispizza6299]

The Titans have underratedly bad ownership.

[@ADUSN]

Emotional irrational decision making, take a guess about ownership lol

[@pascho1057]

Cant think of a team with good ownership

[@bridgelaurie9490]

They really don’t the current ownership is the only reason they haven’t spent the last 10 years with first over all picks

[@IchigoKurosaki0715]

Never should have dropped Vrabel

[@Unknown17]

That was just plain STUPID, and everyone seemed to know it but management.

[@biffjfk18]

Patriots have him now

[@JM-jn1ce]

⁠@@Unknown17we needed to move on from vrabel all he does is run on 1st and 2nd down and then pass as a last resort he can not hire coordinators at all they all were terrible and that being said I wish the best for him in New England but get ready to run the ball patriots fans🤣🤣

[@tbkitts]

Revisionist history. It was time to move on. You can say they didn't hire the right replacement, but don't pretend the Titans weren't already a dumpster fire under Vrabel in his last season and a half.

[@clintholmes2061]

@@JM-jn1ce I think that giving the ball to derrick henry wasn't a bad plan.

[@DeckofLies]

People forget some of Vrabel’s awful on-field decisions like 2020 playoffs punting to the ravens from their 40 on 4th and 2 with 3 minutes left down 4 points, or his horrible handling of kickers in 2019, but I was okay with keeping him or moving on from him. He at least brought a tough, winning culture that we hadn’t had in 10+ years. But nothing could prepare me for the incompetence at every level exemplified by Brian Callahan this season. Whatever the right decision is, you could be sure he’d make the wrong one. He’s great in press conferences, very articulate and clearly intelligent, but he’s in WAY over his head. And I cannot believe we kept him after finishing the season the way we did. It’s gonna be a rough ‘nother few years :(

[@johnchedsey1306]

I'm not sure why people get shocked that new head coaches occasionally screw up in games. Hell, even great ones still do. But the overall results with Vrabel are better than what was before and after. They were stupid to fire him.

[@cardsfish]

TBF Vrabel is probably going to be the best head coach since Jeff Fisher, which isn't saying much. So I think the titans lucked out when they got Vrabel as they are one of the few belicheck coaching tree hires that wasn't complete shit after leaving the belicheck system.

[@DeckofLies]

@@cardsfish Vrabel was only a player for belichick, not a part of the coaching tree

[@cardsfish]

@DeckofLies He was a position coach under Bill O Brian in which is under the belicheck tree, so I still consider him under the belicheck tree just not directly.

[@Connorwright1212]

Callahan will be fine just give him a competent qb

[@C21-hv8ch]

>Fire your GM in the middle of the season because a bad trade he made embarrassed you head-to-head and because the coach resented him for it. >Refuse to acknowledge the trade was made in part because ownership hadn’t been abundantly clear that money shouldn’t be an issue with said WR (oh and AJB wanted less than the going rate to stay in Tennessee LMAO). >Fire a winning coach that outperforms the roster he is given every season because he wants input on the next GM and roster management. >Hire a GM, have him draft a new “franchise QB”, let him tear down the roster & let legends walk, let him hire his coach, and give him a boatload of money to spend in Free Agency. >Then, fire the GM that hired the coach and put the new expensive team together after its first season together because ??? they sucked? I was on board with firing Jon Robinson. With how the relationship with Vrabel soured and under the guise of not wanting to concentrate power under one guy, I was fine with letting him go. But I was made they did not trade him and get a return for a hot commodity. I was on board with drafting Levis in the 2nd. I liked what Carthon did in his 2 drafts, FA periods, and with the trades he made overall. I liked hiring Callahan and especially loved seeing he got his elite OL coach dad to come with. Hell, I even liked the DC hire after he’d coached the #1 Pass Defense and #1 and #2 overall defenses in the 2 prior seasons. The new GM will almost certainly fire the entire staff and tear down the roster in the next 18 months. Sometimes, change is good. The Titans are just changing for the sake of it now. Hope is lost

[@bridgelaurie9490]

This is wrong top to bottom. Jrob was fired because he had sucked for years and rode a lucky 2019 draft and Ryan Tannehill for years. Jrob was given free reigns on spending his entire career here he refused to pay anyone it wasn’t just Aj he was cocky and believed he could replace anyone via the draft and couldn’t. He didn’t even offer contracts to Jack Conklin, Jonnu Smith and Corey Davis all huge parts of their play off success and division titles. It’s no one’s fault but Jrob that he left Aj walk and got fired for imploding a play off roster. Vrabel has a .538 HC record calling that a winning record is technically correct but silly. He inherited a play off winning roster and couldn’t get them to the top he couldn’t identify good coordinators and was too loyal to his buddies. He didn’t “just want input on gm and roster” he wanted to be the defacto gm and when they hired a gm demanded they then hire a boss for the gm that he could end around the new gm with. Vrabel was power tripping and hadn’t had the success to pull it off. Ran didn’t draft the next franchise qb he took a flier on Levis in the second round and they didn’t tear down anything or let legend walk. Henry wanted to leave he had no intentions of staying he knew the team was heading to a rebuild and he was too old to outlast it. Blaming that on ownership or Ran is idiotic like everything else you’ve said and just plain wrong.

[@ethanducharme2510]

Outside of 2021 Vrabel did not outperform those Titans rosters he had a lot of talent to work with, you forget to mention he’s 6-18 in his last 24 games.

[@gscollect]

Right in time for my lunch break

[@kellyperry4726]

I swear he does this on purpose and I love it.

[@owenl5385]

Bro literally me right now😭

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

​@owenl5385 who would have thought 12 noon, other people are eating lunch

[@jruth77]

Definitely understands his audience and I appreciate it!!

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

haha nice..... i work 8pm-8am. it came just as i got home with my food

[@lrkcm373]

Vrabel isn’t perfect, but he definitely wasn’t the biggest problem. His OC hires weren’t good, and that bled into his handling of the QB position. From reports, barely any young QB development occurred under Vrabel, if you weren’t the starter you didn’t get reps. That’s not how you handle project QBs. Robinson needed to be fired, that was the right decision. You can’t move trade away your best receiver who’s only in year 3 without the approval of the head coach. He also built a horrible offensive line. Those are fireable offenses and getting him out before he starts making self preservation moves was the right call.

[@thomasadams9395]

The reasons you mentioned are precisely why I think moving on from vrabel was the correct decision.Just because Callahan has been bad doesn’t make it a bad decision to move on from vrabel.He’s a good coach, but I don’t think the team was going anywhere with him.I truly believe we had reached our ceiling with vrabel.That’s why I’m hesitant of him in New England just because of how similar of a spot there in.

[@jcore0981]

​@thomasadams9395 I'd have to disagree with that sentiment. Vrabel got pretty much the best out of Ryan Tannehill for 5 seasons. You have to remember that Tannehill's career was basically dead when he arrived in Tennessee. Vrabel turned him into a multi year starter. With Levis, not that he couldn't have been a good qb, but I was never impressed by Levis. He was a deep ball specialist, and that was kinda it. I'm not sure how much you could've really developed Levis all things considered. Drake Maye is undoubtedly the best QB Vrabel has ever worked with and while, of course, there's a chance he doesn't develop him properly, I think he is marble that Vrabel never had to sculpt.

[@captaincrunch1707]

This seasons bad record is fine because we went full tank after realizing Levi’s was a bust & Callahan was coach training. Really hope the draft qb pick + new GM + more experienced Callahan can be respectable. Our offense was pathetic

[@SurlyDuff814]

Just another team with an ownership problem. AAS means well but has shown to be entirely too impulsive with decision making so far. Can't ever expect to get your feet underneath you if someone keeps tearing up the foundation every year.

[@Titan6290]

You can't lose 20+ games in two years at this level and expect to keep your job.

[@jayg1438]

How do you trade away Derek Henry and AJ Brown and have nothing to show for it??? Gross mismanagement.

[@rodneyzebrowski3989]

Henry was not traded. His contract was up and he wanted to leave.

[@jayg1438]

The team has to find a QB. Plain and simple. Will Levis is not it.

[@addi543]

Levis is easily my all time favorite bad QB because of the meme material he generated

[@willg1315]

He has surpassed JaMarcus Russell

[@rooktheradical1]

Why isn't Brian Callahan's dad not fired? The Titans are done for the next 5 years. No hope.

[@futureisaiah96]

Titans have a Titans problem

[@ariejohnson1944]

I disagree with your criticism of the Jon Robinson firing. Jon had taken a super bowl caliber roster with a HOF running back, all pro wr and pro bowl DT and failed to upgrade the QB position for years, failed to hit on first round picks and failed to capitalize on a super bowl window and traded AJ Brown just to have Burks be nothing. If anyone has deserved to be fired its him. I gotta say tho, firing Ran was stupid. You cant give a GM only one year and be surprised he does not succeed with a roster that failed the previous year.

[@rooktheradical1]

Callahan is another Whisenhunt. Talentless. Just like Whisenhunt, he'll be fired 23 games into a 5 year contract. He stood around and TOOK credit for outstanding QB play by Burrow.

[@Ryan-gz9xg]

Bears catching too many strays in a titans video😂

[@cmd31220]

This sea showed just how bad of a decision it was to fire Vrabel. They chose the GM over him in a power struggle, then 12 months later they're the worst team in the league and that GM is fired while the coach became one of the hottest commodities on the market. I really don't think Tennessee should keep the #1 pick. They aren't a QB away, Ward just isn't an elite prospect, and the Titans would be better served by allowing a desperate team like new york or Vegas to pay a kings ransom

[@CammyD_]

Really hoping we trade the pick if we can get a boat for it

[@joewoloson1224]

The problem you described with Cam Ward and the Titans is the problem every top drafted QB has. Those organizations get to select in the top 5 because they're dysfunctional. Very few teams are like the 2024 Commanders and 2023 Texans.

[@natem1579]

There's levels to the dysfunction, though.

[@willg1315]

The 2023 Texans and the 2024 Commanders WERE dysfunctional the previous year of their drafts, though. Both teams just struck gold with getting good, ironically both defensive minded, HCs in DeMeco Ryans for the Texans and Dan Quinn for the Commanders, alongside arguably the best QBs in their respective drafts. Getting a capable HC and stud QB in the same year can turn a franchise from dysfunctional to solid in 1 year. The change in ownership, GM, and more, for the Commanders certainly helped too

[@ChewsCarefully]

@@natem1579 Yup. The Steelers are clearly dysfunctional. & did anyone but me read that article about McDermott no one is being sued for libel over? The guy sees his own players as antagonists & acts accordingly. Highly toxic locker-room.

[@kennycai8695]

I'm playing into history with this one, but I think the Titans can try to trade that 1st overall pick for a draft package. There is bound to be a team that really wants to go first, so the Titans have some leverage to get the haul of draft picks they wanted. A history lesson: the Jared Goff pick was actually the property of the Titans, and the Rams gave up quite a bit to get that golden ticket. The Titans managed to get serviceable careers from guys like Jack Conklin, Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, but more importantly, Derrick Henry (the 45th overall pick used to select him originally belonged to the Rams). However, the Titans erred by not capitalizing when their competing window was wide open, and even worse, all 4 left in free agency, so the Titans ended up with nothing to show for despite getting all that draft capital from the Rams. If the Titans want to go this route again, they absolutely can, but hopefully they learn from their mistakes this time round. Once again, there will be teams that are eager for that golden ticket, so the Titans can leverage that into a draft haul for their rebuild. The key is to play their cards right.

[@Dimezprod]

Ran should not have been fired.

[@luhhburg]

fr, fire the gm but not the coach??

[@DCReal93]

Still think that now?

[@Dimezprod]

@@DCReal93 Yes, there’s no guarantee the new guy is good.

[@tatheblkpaladin]

Exactly he was decent I like the moves that he made

[@Mmane_223]

If the Titans don’t fix their line, this off-season, there is no point to draft a quarterback in the first round just for him to lose his confidence and get destroyed the way Mariota did. Fix the O and D line, backers and then worry about qb

[@thomasadams9395]

The line outside of that right side isn’t bad.If they can get even average play on that right side, the line will be solid.

[@gahvenmallard3826]

Look I agree with a good bit of this video but Jon Robinson had three pitiful drafts and needed to be fired so the tipping point being Jon Robinson was warranted

[@RedBluePurple_____________YT]

Hiring Callahan will probably go down as a Freddy Kitchens type hire. Atrocious decision making by upper management.

[@choov7554]

I have to say, I watched every Titan’s game this past season, and one of the reasons they are 2nd in penalties is because they were flagged ALOT when they shouldn’t have been

[@davekijek2302]

Levis is making that great mayonnaise guru commercial coin. At least their lunches are interesting.

[@bravepanther86]

Some Titans fans want to keep Levis but Callahan has the right to chose ‘his ‘ QB

[@keanthonygray1145]

Bruh Levis suck

[@RealSpudsBuckley]

There is two key moments 1- The A.j Trade 2 - Firing Mike Vrabel The final nail in the coffee for this team was losing Henry

[@williamgilstrap9875]

All correct with a big caveat: the AJ brown trade is the single worst trade in franchise history, and in my mind is a top 5 worst trade in nfl history. Trading the best wr in franchise history before he turns 25 is literally crazy. Jon Robinson also failed in the first round of the draft three years running trying to fill major needs (‘22 treylon Burks, ‘21 Caleb Farley, ‘20 Isaiah Wilson) which decimated the teams talent. All of this started with the start of COVID and the remote 2020 draft, and almost five years later we are still suffering from the personnel decisions of Jon Robinson. Ran did well to use his two first rounders on the O line, but when he was hired he ceded a lot of his power and responsibility to two AGM’s below him, one being Chad Brinker, who it took two years to show ownership that he was worthy of taking charge of the franchise.

[@parkerbanks8510]

People do forget about Vrabels bad decisions on the field. I think Ran did a good job also I’ve been saying that since he was fired. I have a huge problem with Brian

[@andrelockridge9109]

I question the hiring of Callahan. But the biggest problem is ownership Bud Adam's daughter is totally clueless. She fired Vrabel for petty reasons. And just recently fired the GM reasons being? What are theTitan's master plan now to correct the ship? Outside of the defense,was there any positives in the play and coaching on the offensive side? A lot of questions.

[@brycehoward4139]

lol didn’t mention the severe injuries in the secondary playing 2 rookie corners as the starters and 1 off the practice squad safety for the last 6 games of the year

[@ethanducharme2510]

Firing Vrabel was the right decision he was 6-18 in last 24 games. I’m not saying the last year and half was Vrabel fault because the ownership sucks, but Vrabel was a high floor low ceiling coach.

[@jeffcat6981]

Whoever gets Travis Hunter is getting a baller. If the Titans were smart they would take a serious look at drafting him. He's probably the the most overlooked top 5 pick I've ever seen. He will make any team better. If he is available at the 11th pick then the Niners better grab him but doubt he will be there after the top 10 picks are called

[@Skipp28TN]

2 things. 1 Callahan should be HC. Not HC and OC. 2 Trade the pic move back collect picks Levi’s still under contract. See if he works w improved online and 2nd yr in off

[@12thMandalorian]

I fully expect Mike Vrabel's Patriots will have a better record next season than the Tennessee Titans

[@tomazrodrigues7006]

Baffling that they got rid of Vrabel

[@dabbingtoast7743]

The Titans suffer from there being no coherent plan or vision that everyone is on the same page with. A ton of these original issues could have been handled if the front office sat the owner and coach down and let them know that the core aside from AJ Brown had aged out and it was time to sell high and jump start a reset. It's pretty clear the GM did not do that and just kick started a rebuild without any buy in from anyone.

[@spidey1z]

Unfortunately NFL fans will always have unrealistic expectations. Washington hit a home run when signing Adam Peters as GM, picking Dan Quinn as HC and then having Jayden Daniels exceed expectations. After last year Houston have the same success with CJ Stroud, NFL fans will expect rookie Quarterbacks to lead their teams to the playoffs. As a Washington fan, I’m hoping that they hoist the Lombardi this year. However that would definitely make life unbearable for all future rookie quarterbacks

[@weswuud]

Ownership is bad. Titans have an ownership problem

[@EAlc-f9t]

Did this guy ever get his GTR. Last video I saw months ago he said, “I’m getting one, I’m cash ready”…

[@WestCoastCheeseHead]

Their problem is a multitude of things from my pov, firing Vrabel was so bad he wasn’t an amazing coach but he established a culture, drafting Will Levis and committing to him knowing his boom or bust potential and baffling decision making, Carthon ignoring the entire right side of their OL was not encouraging either

[@KickItToTheKing]

Meanwhile after this video uploads, the Titans hire “the BEST GM candidate” in the NFL this cycle

[@joeyperrone3168]

I dont think they are in that bad of a spot, at least offensively. A couple 1st rd offensive linemen, a veteran reciever in Ridley and a good RB tandem. I also think Cam Ward, assuming they draft him, can be a massive upgrade to the offense. The defense is another issue though.

[@Gungho73]

I think the HC/GM combo comment is underappreciated point you keep driving home in your videos. It's not just, GM who comes in with an established HC but also the inverse. Think about as an example Rex Ryan with the Jets, the last playoff team was with his rosters. When it was clear they needed to reload for his team and scheme, the new GM in Idzik not only jettisoned or traded away players like Hall of Fame caliber CB Darrell Revis, but also left the roster totally barren of talent (the infamous 12 pick draft known as "The Idzik 12" in which most players were out of the league entirely within a couple years) and ignored requests by Rex to draft or trade up for specific players (such as Odell Beckham Jr whose first few years in the league were very impressive before tailing off due to injuries and lesser production). That relationship likely damaged the Jets roster and potential going forward and they've been missing out on the postseason ever since that decision. I'm sure there's other examples people want to use but I don't think my example is a bad one.

[@JayKlank21]

Had to sneak Bears shade in there 😂😂 I’m trying to forget about the fact we’re about to hire Mike McCarthy

[@bluedog424]

What's crazy is that as bad as McCarthy is..... he'll be the best coach you guys have had in a long time.

[@adamblock4307]

I’ve been looking forward to this

[@wittybanter96]

They fixed a lot of it today

[@chasebingaman]

Idk I don't don't disagree that the major disconnect between owner-gm-head Coach is clear since they fired vrabel. Team has been building something very solid, just need a QB. Back to back picks on Oline is how you should build a team (look at eagles), Calvin Ridley is very good, and defense played really well. Also have two great RBs that replenishes Henry. Sadly it's a bad QB draft class but don't force yourself to take one with a solid QB free agent class

[@KickItToTheKing]

We know the problem, we don’t have a qb! 6 of our Ls in 2024 was due to QB turnovers. Will Levis ain’t it! Loading Shedeur or Cam

[@tylerpeacock7732]

Just a singular problem hahaha

[@peteyrose9666]

It's not like Vrabel was wrong as a Jets fans who's missed the playoffs the last 5000 years or so no almost Noone besides the Chiefs have what the Pats accomplished. And even Chiefs are still a little short of what Pats did

[@benjaminglazer7217]

This is the most mad you’ve ever sounded

[@JanstonCordell]

Teams don't tank? There is no way you actually believe that.

[@Tman23212]

As a Titans fan, I am scared for the future😢

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Welcome to my world. -Dolphins fan

[@MistahMace]

Trust me. A lot of us Titans fans are still wondering why Amy fired Ran. Was it for a good reason or no? Don't know. It just screams incompetency, but I guess we'll see if it gets worse. 🤣

[@JM-jn1ce]

Bro said one bad trade like trading AJ Brown was a little slip up I don’t know why you are defending Jon Robinson so hard because after the amazing 2019 draft where he drafted Jeffery Simmons AJ Brown Amani Hooker he went 3 straight drafts without drafting a starter the Jon Robinson firing was completely justifiable Vrabel was fired because he just runs on 1st and 2nd down and then throws as a last resort he coached like it was the 1980s he is a good coach but the titans needed to move on to a more modern coach the ran firing was handled poorly tho from a PR perspective but going all in on will levis was not the right move other than that though the points you made were spot on to be honest

[@rooktheradical1]

Isaiah Wilson, Caleb Farley, Trading up for Levis.....

[@Mizzle200]

Mike borganzi

[@dylandruryformerlyyungjabb3913]

As a Titans fan they have to trade back with the Giants and get more draft Capital cuz there's a ton of holes on this team

[@DCReal93]

Lmao 4:02 this certainly aged quickly

[@jakehomegoods]

babe wake up goat dropped

[@haammermc9074]

it’s dil-emma not di-lemma

[@Unknown17]

The long "I" sound is shown in the dictionary as acceptable, and the syllables do divide as "di" and then "lemma," no matter how it's pronounced.

[@haammermc9074]

@ damn that’s crazy it sounds wack as hell

[@KingDec-ji7gf]

Thank you lol I’m cringing so hard every time he says it

[@Unknown17]

The Titans better hope they don't have to play the Patriots again until the universe grows cold and all the stars wink out of existence.

[@Kyle-bi7df]

We all know it’s going be a prime time, TNF game this year lol

[@fulcrumsee5968]

the titans were 7-3 when they played the Eagles. and they lost out

[@colby8104]

Die-lemma? Dey-lemma? Dilema!

[@emiliovillacorta4276]

I respected there rivalry with the Ravens and I'll never forget that smack down back in 2019, it really did hurt. But I despise their owner for the vetoed Derrick Henry trade last season...

[@aubsta1]

"The Tennessee Titans have a problem"....Wow! Tell me more

[@thestarisalie]

When they drafted caleb farley i knew they were about to be the worst team in the league

[@bridgelaurie9490]

Yeah no you were doing good until the Jrob part he lucked into a great 2019 draft and then lucked into Tannehill having a career resurgence and bought him time. Jrob refused to pay any of the titans players coming off an AFC championship run he didn’t even talk with pro bowl RT Jack Conklin, starting TE Jonnu Smih and Wr2 Corey Davis along with half the defense. He couldn’t solve the pass rush issue in a pass rush free agency where Hendrickson was on the market Jrob signed and over paid Bud Dupree about three days into the off season coming off a torn Acl. He let the most talented wr in franchise history walk over a few million dollars and then tried to replace him first round Bust Burks. He drafted Isiah Wilson in the first round to replace previously mentioned Conklin and Wilson never played a single snap at RT. He drafted Dillon Radunz early second round to replace Wilson who was replacing Conklin and Radunz after 4 years finally started at guard this year. Jrob deserved to he fired he deserved it. Vrabel got himself fired he pushed himself out. In the middle of his second losing season in a row where the team appeared to be getting worst by the week he flew to New England and kissed Krafts ass and didn’t notify the team or ownership and didn’t address it when returning. Then finished with a losing record and after the season pushed for more power and control. He wanted to be HC/GM and was told no then when they hired Ran he wanted ownership to hire a boss over Ran and himself who Vrabel would answer to himself so he wanted his boss to hire a boss for his boss to be his bosses boss.

[@darter9000]

Just in time to ruin a first pick!

[@Keithwilsonjr757]

Always love your content but i coulda saved you time. They have a very emotional and reactionary owner (amy adams strunk) who doesnt know what she is doing. She fires just as quick as she hires and then instead of giving the fans answers, she struts someone else out there to speak on the stupid shit shit she does or does a prerecorded rehearsed interview

[@FootballAnalysis1]

Hilariously true yet also sad for the fans

[@rev1868]

#1 - Plug as many holes as you can in FA. Especially OL and QB. Bring in a veteran QB. It doesn't have to be some ultra-high dollar, high-profile guy. #2 - trade down.....if able. Hopefully just far enough to still get whomever is left out of Hunter, T Mc, Carter, Graham, Banks/Campbell/Simmons. If they can't trade down, go BPA. Side note, try to get some draft capital for 2026. We can't predict the future, but it'd be nice to have some flexibility for next yr's draft.....perhaps for a QB. #3 - Still look to draft a QB at some point this yr. Of the top 10 QB's statistically from 2004-2024: 34% of the 61 QB's were top 5 draft picks. 23% were 1st rd picks outside the top 5. 33% were 3rd rd or after. Todd McShay recently laid out a draft blueprint that I think the Titans should follow. The better programs recently: Eagles, Chiefs, Ravens, Bills, etc. These programs have drafted heavily along the OL/DL......while taking a QB every few yrs no matter. For example, the Eagles took Wentz/Foles/Barclay/Thorson/Hurts/McKee over the last decade.

[@dlo615]

They will draft sanders and should hopefully

[@Shottie-ci1cr]

Trade the pick give Levis one more year

[@DawgfoLife1000]

I kind of agree but at the same time it’s pretty clear that levis isn’t going to work in Tennessee, at least not with the current organization. I think levis can be a good qb if he cuts down on the bad wtf plays, because he’s actually pretty decent when he plays turnover free. However i have no faith in brian callahan with the uninspiring and undisciplined performances his team had week in week out. I wouldn’t do this unless somebody gives a nice haul, and even then pick a qb in the 2nd or 3rd round like maybe a dillion gabriel, will howard, or quinn ewers (if he falls out the first which he very well could). Putting a little pressure might motivate levis to perform to his potential, and even if he doesn’t you have an option to explore.

[@Shottie-ci1cr]

@ I wouldn’t waste the #1 pick on a qb this year especially if the head coach is a lame duck and they will be in the coaching search next year. They should just build the line and get some receiver help. They could go after a free agent bridge qb though

[@johnnydepp4866]

Yup, this years qb class sucks, this is a logical move

[@blaze23411]

Amy has got to sell the team.

[@gohawks3571]

Tennessee's gone tits up

[@QunnJose]

Titans are worst at drafting QBs besides Steve McNair everyone after him been average to terrible young, locker, Mariota, Willis, Levis not counting Ryan tannehill cause he wasn't drafted by them

[@Z_Rodriguez13]

I think you are bias you had a bad take and thought they’d be good I don’t think many people think they under performed I think most people thought that’s about how good they were, also Callahan is in his first year with a qb he never picked that many thought was a reach, is it you have to give them more time than one season of one bad season is enough to fire the coach?

[@brandonr9742]

I genuinely feel like the titans are gonna be shopping the first round pick, aint no way they believe Will levis has hit his ceiling. They gotta build from the ground up and hopefully their new GM and FO has a headstart for it since theyll probably have multiple picks. They have not done enough to support their QB

[@615TitanUp]

The kid was Benched this year.. are you serious? Levis is out for sure.

[@southerndandy4910]

Dilemma

[@toddrowley5605]

Titans pick Travis Hunter. 😊

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

"Die-lemma"

[@Unknown17]

Look it up. It's an acceptable alteration.

[@jakehomegoods]

It’s actually an alternate pronunciation lol

[@KingDec-ji7gf]

I love your content but can you please learn how to pronounce the word dilemma

[@johnchedsey1306]

The Titans have usually been a team that most of us forget even is in the NFL. They were relevant with Vrabel, and now they're one of those fake teams that surprise you when they appear during the Redzone Broadcast.

[@MrLilghetto]

Die-lemma

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

Hey that's what I said. Lol

[@mrskittles6486]

As a jags fan the stuff you talk about happening if they take cam ward is really funny to me I love watching the titans be inthe crapper.

[@CammyD_]

As I Titans fan I enjoy seeing y’all in the crapper too so I can’t be mad 😂 The AFC South is so poverty

[@randalmccarthy9795]

Bro completely forgot that Ran traded for Earnest Jones who was the best player on the defense during his short stint during the regular season, just to trade him back away. Oh and also gave away Dhop to the Chiefs for pennies.

[@laffytaffyhdg]

I hope my pats can reunite Brown with Vrabel. Would cry tbh lol

[@JM-jn1ce]

why would he just leave the 14 win eagles to play for the 4 win patriots

[@Dude-etiquette]

Give Zac Wilson a max contract, he is the future

[@SorenStrom-mk3it]

I honestly hope the titans draft Travis Hunter #1 and take Dillon Gabriel in the second round

[@nahbruhnope]

Levis is exactly the kind of QB that goes somewhere else and succeeds.

[@stevens26]

Deion won’t allow shedeur to go to the titans even if they want him. Their ownership is lowkey bad

[@IchigoKurosaki0715]

Why would that matter? They don't want Sanders. They want Cam Ward, which is actually a good choice.

[@IchigoKurosaki0715]

You're right about their ownership though, they're clearly in trouble

[@jumpsurfer]

​@@IchigoKurosaki0715 cam ward isn't a good choice over sanders. Stop the personal stuff

[@frens_till_the_end]

@jumpsurfer Neither are a good choice! Neither QBs are NFL ready and would find the most success going to an organization looking to develop them.

[@DominicRogers-gs1fm]

Shedeur isn’t good enough to be demanding allat

[@MemeWizardg]

Ran stunk

[@clay550]

I’d personally would like to see my Titans trade that 1st pick back and address the right side of the offensive line by moving JC to RT and drafting Will Campbell or Kelvin Banks. Sign a veteran QB in free agency and draft a QB later rounds.

[@jerryschramm4399]

Should the Titans draft a QB in this draft? After all, it is generally seen as a very weak group. They might be better off seeing if they could trade that #1 for multiple picks and maybe even a player or two. Take another year of L's and restock the following year.

[@Unknown17]

"Unanswered points" means the other team NEVER SCORES AGAIN in that game. If the other team scores again, the points are just "points in a row" but are not "unanswered" because they were answered with some points by the opposing team. Sorry, pet peeve.

[@DeckofLies]

Starting 7-0 and then going to 7-38, those 38 points were “unanswered” until the Titans scored again. If it’s mid game and the score is 7-38, those points are “unanswered”.

[@Unknown17]

@@DeckofLies But Garret was the one who said they were unanswered, then went on to say the Titans scored again afterwards. Someone discussing the game afterwards should not describe the points as unanswered, when he has knowledge that the points WERE answered. How is this hard to understand? If you ask me a question and I answer it, how can someone come along later and say the question was unanswered until I answered it?! During the game, an announcer can say that a team scored 28 points "in a row," but he shouldn't say "unanswered points," because he doesn't know whether or not the points will be answered later in the game. This isn't that hard! And I'm not explaining this simple concept any further.

[@DeckofLies]

@@Unknown17 they were unanswered. 38 straight points without the other team scoring in between are unanswered points. When the other team finally scores again, the announcers don’t say “we take back what we said about those points being unanswered, as now they have been answered!” Weird hill to die on here dude.