http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/05/06/interview-with-robert-johnson-s-tennessee-titans/

 

very good read, and the thing i like the most about it is, he is training in Reading, PA....which is very very close to me

 

this man has been through alot in life and i am one who is rooting for him to succeed (well it helps that he is a titan too)...plus he is a safety which is a area we could use some upgrading

 

thanx to pro football focus for the nice work :-)

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter reports via twitter that parting ways with coach Jeff Fisher does not change the Vince Young situation. Tennessee still plans to trade or release Young. The Titans' front office had clearly soured on Young by the end of the season, but owner Bud Adams remained a staunch supporter. This news suggests the fissure between Fisher and Adams runs deeper, and perhaps that Fisher had seen the writing on the wall for weeks. Young's trade value is in the tank, so it remains a good possibility that he'll end up being released.

Source: Adam Schefter: Twitter.com

 

 

can you say "rebuilding season"

now that Hood is gone for the year that makes our depth at DB a man short.....i dont know if i am comfy with who we have, so if we could sign a vet for depth who would you want???

 

ty law?..fred smooth??...corey ivy??....dre bly???

 

there is enough talent out there for a "off the bench" CB IMO

 

 

i tried to do a poll....but it didnt work....and i dont feel like typing all that again :-)

The Titans are optimistic that Hood will return by the final two months of June, but that seems unlikely. The injury is a major blow to Hood's chances of winning the starting cornerback job opposite Cortland Finnegan. Jason McCourty and Ryan Mouton remain the odds-on favorites for the position.

-per Rotoworld

i hope to god McCourty and or Mouton are ready with only 1 year under their belts, atleast we dont have to worry about nick harper :)

With Craig Hentrich retired and Keith Bulluck prepared to exit via free agency, the new longest-tenured Tennessee Titan might just become backup safety and special teams captain Donnie Nickey, whose agent is in negotiation talks with the team. "We've been talking, and I think there's a good chance," agent Jeffrey Chilcoat said. "We're still working through it, but we're making good progress." A league source also informed The City Paper that midseason pickup Rod Hood is also a player the Titans have made overtures toward retaining. Hood said at the end of the season that he would like to stay in Tennessee. "It's a good team, a good coaching staff and good players. If the opportunity presented itself, I would [come back]. I would like to be here," Hood said at season's end.