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Miami Dolphins @ Tennessee Titans Open Game Thread
Miami Dolphins (7-5)
GAME #14
Tennessee Titans (6-7)
Date:
December 20, 2009
Location:
Nashville, TN
Time:
12:00 CST
Stadium:
LP Field
TV:
CBS
Weather:
31 degrees, 50% snow chance, 6 mph WNW
Radio:
103.3 WKDF
Line:
Titans -5
SB Nation:
The Phinsider
MSM Coverage:
Miami Herald
How does .500 sound? Discuss the game below.
GO TITANS!!!!!!
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Miami Dolphins @ Tennessee Titans : 5 Keys to Victory
- Run the ball. I think this key has been on here all year, but it still gives us the best chance to win. The Dolphins allow just 106 yards per game on the ground, but they have allowed the 7th most rushing touchdowns in the league. The team seems determined to get Chris Johnson his 2000 yards, and if he stays on pace we have a greater chance of winning.
- Stop Ricky Williams. We need to make Chad Henne beat us. Williams needs to be stopped by the front seven, the same way we managed to hold Steven Jackson to just 39 yards rushing. With Ronnie Brown out, Ricky is the best offensive threat they have, so if he is limited or even taken away, they Dolphins will be forced to expand their playbook to the pass game, which is nowhere near as potent as their run game.
- Don't be afraid to air it out either. Vince Young will probably be starting on Sunday, which automatically makes our offense better. The Dolphins allow a fourth worst in the league 7.54 yards per pass attempt, so obviously Miami's defense is much more vulnerable in the air than the ground. Kenny Britt has developed a great connection with VY, and he has scored a touchdown in each of the last three complete games by Vince. Passing the ball against this less than mediocre pass defense may be very crucial for the Titans if the Dolphins manage to take away CJ.
- Get picks and fumbles. The Dolphins are the third worst in the AFC with a -3 turnover differential. The Titans need to disrupt Chad Henne and force mistakes out of him. The Titans got five picks last week against the Rams, and that trend of interceptions needs to continue against the Dolphins. The one flaw Ricky Williams had last week against the Jaguars was his three fumbles. The Titans need to be physical and get some turnovers.
- Win the fourth quarter. Chad Henne has the second most interceptions in the fourth quarter of all NFL quarterbacks with 7, and ranks 39th out of 43 starting quarterbacks with a 49.3 passer rating. Through the past seven games, the Dolphins have lost the fourth quarter by a combined 61 points, allowing 134 points in the fourth quarter through the season, worst in the NFL. In every game after the season opener, the Dolphins have either led or been within a touchdown going into the fourth quarter, but they have only managed to win half of those games. This Dolphins team is not a good fourth quarter team, and that needs to be taken advantage of by the Titans to give them a good shot of winning.
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Miami Dolphins @ Tennessee Titans Final Injury Report
| Name | Position | Injury | Practice Status | Game Status |
| MIA | ||||
| Vernon Carey | T | Back | Full Participation in Practice | Probable |
| Jake Grove | C | Ankle | Limited Participation in Practice | Questionable |
| Yeremiah Bell | G | Knee | Full Participation in Practice | Probable |
| Joey Porter | LB | Knee | Limited Participation in Practice | Probable |
| Reggie Torbor | LB | Hamstring | Full Participation in Practice | Probable |
| Davone Bess | WR | Ankle | Full Participation in Practice | Probable |
| TEN | ||||
| Eric Bakhtiari | LB | Concussion | Did Not Participate In Practice | Questionable |
| Tony Brown | DT | Knee | Did Not Participate In Practice | Questionable |
| Craig Stevens | TE | Concussion | Did Not Participate In Practice | Doubtful |
| David Thornton | LB | Shoulder | Did Not Participate In Practice | Doubtful |
| Kevin Mawae | C | Back | Full Participation in Practice | Probable |
| Nate Washington | WR | Ankle | Full Participation in Practice | Questionable |
| Keith Bulluck | LB | Not Injury Related | Full Participation in Practice | Not Injury Related |
| Vince Young | QB | Hamstring | Full Participation in Practice | Questionable |
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Tennessee Titans QB Vince Young has a full practice and looks "ready to go" for Sunday's game
The Tennessean and Titans Radio are both reporting via Twitter than Titans quarterback Vince Young fully practiced on Friday. The Tennessean says that he "looks ready to go" while Titans Radio says that he will be questionable for Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Regardless, the chances of him playing on Sunday now look very good.
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Predators Game Thread #35: Nashville @ Edmonton
Are you ready to rumble? Check out the Game Day Preview, and join us in the comments below! Tonight's game is on Fox Sports Tennessee, but not in HD...
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TNF : Indianapolis Colts @ Jacksonville Jaguars Open Thread
Keith Bulluck will be wearing his Peyton Manning jersey, so GO COLTS!!!!
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smashville
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Miami Dolphins @ Tennessee Titans Thursday Injury Report
Name
Position
Injury
Practice Status
Game Status
MIA
Vernon Carey
T
Back
Full Participation in Practice
--
Jake Grove
C
Ankle
Full Participation in Practice
--
Yeremiah Bell
G
Knee
Limited Participation in Practice
--
Joey Porter
LB
Knee
Limited Participation in Practice
--
Reggie Torbor
LB
Hamstring
Limited Participation in Practice
--
Davone Bess
WR
Ankle
Full Participation in Practice
--
TEN
Eric Bakhtiari
LB
Concussion
Did Not Participate In Practice
--
Tony Brown
DT
Knee
Did Not Participate In Practice
--
Craig Stevens
TE
Concussion
Did Not Participate In Practice
--
David Thornton
LB
Shoulder
Did Not Participate In Practice
--
Kevin Mawae
C
Back
Full Participation in Practice
--
Nate Washington
WR
Ankle
Full Participation in Practice
--
Keith Bulluck
LB
Not Injury Related
Limited Participation in Practice
--
Vince Young
QB
Hamstring
Limited Participation in Practice
--
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"Adrian is great," Rams DE Chris Long said, "but Chris Johnson can go the distance on any play and you won't get a hand on him. With AP, he's going to do something crazy where he runs somebody over or puts a disgusting move on them, stiff-arming somebody off their feet. But people don't touch CJ. It's really amazing."
"One, Chris Johnson doesn't have as many weapons around him but he still makes plays," Cardinals DT Darnell Dockett said. "You can look at the Titans' line and know they're going to run the ball, and he still gets it done. Two, Tennessee's line is good but it's not quite as good as Minnesota's. Three, he doesn't fumble like AP."
Sports Illustrated polled six personnel people and six players on whether they would take Chris Johnson or Adrian Peterson if they were to start a team. CJ got the unanimous vote of all the players, while AP got the unanimous vote of the general managers and personnel directors.
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