Hello,

Do y'all have any suggestions on picking up people after the game? We run a transport company and we sometimes have to drop off and pick up ADA attendees.

We are already familiar with the road closers just checking with the community to see if there's a way to serve people better.

Thanks!

The whiskey is tea as bringing a bottle of liquor to the office is frowned upon by HR

Living in S. Korea for over 4 years has been difficult to catch games on Sunday, as they start at 2AM here, and work starts in the morning. I Moved here after our magical AFC title run in 2020, and I really thought "wow, these next couple years we really have a chance to make a super bowl". I would still wake up and watch games the next two seasons, up until our crushing wild card loss in '21 and even more crushing divisional in '22. I still think we would've beaten the 9'ers in 2020 if we had gotten past the Chiefs, and for sure would've beaten the Rams in '22, especially since we shut them down already mid-season at their home. So close to winning 2 super bowls if we could've just pulled some magic out of our asses like the Chiefs did. However, what I've seen the past two years has been amazing in terms of how much we've regressed into a team I don't even recognize anymore. One team skyrocketed(Chiefs) and the other has plummeted into joke memes(Titans, Levis). Too many of our players have gone to new teams and been successful, not all of them, but enough to make me wonder what we could've been. I understand the disapproval of Vrabel from some of the fans or front office, and it was a bit grueling to watch our playing style when compared to other teams, but of course I enjoyed watching Henry bulldoze people on a weekly basis. I wish I knew more about the problems that have contributed to this, but I think they are too many to count after everything I've heard and read.

Finally, just a quick thought and opinion...When I look at some of the other successful teams, their front office and owners seem to totally invested in their team and obsessed with football inside and out. Their owners and GM's seem to be so much more devoted to live and breathe the sport and do anything they can to bring success to their franchise. Not to say that ours doesn't, as I know they work very hard to bring in the right people. I just don't feel that about our team and haven't felt it for a while. Anyways, Titan Up, y'all.

Expected to IR:

OL Andrew Rupcich (torn pec)

Waived from 53:

WR Mason Kinsey

Signed to PS:

WR Mason Kinsey

DL Abdullah Anderson

DB Justin Hardee

OG Arlington Hambright

Waived from PS:

OG Cole Spencer

The main one I can make out is Jeff Fisher. The other ones are kind of hard to make out. Pictures also kind of bad, but the price is really good. Should I buy it just for Jeff Fisher?

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Hi all,

I'm heading to the Titans / Pats game on Sunday. Does anyone know what time the teams start pre-game warm ups? Also, am I allowed access to the front row level to watch the warm up if I have nosebleed tickets ?

Thanks !

Titans got a 5th that can become a 4th, Panthers got a 5th flat and sent Baltimore a 6th.

In a "What have you done for me lately" league, Ran got more for a 32-year-old with 173 receiving yards and 1 touchdown in 6 games than the Panthers got for a 28-year-old with twice as many yards and three times as many TDs. Did DHop's resume help the price go up? Sure. Still, Ran played the cards he was dealt very well.

Let me have this one, please. You've seen this team. I want to be happy about something.

Anyone else sick and tired of the comparison between him and Callahan? “Well look at how Dan Campbell started”

What people forget is how hard the team still fought for the dude. That team fought tooth and nail and you knew they had a culture.

Callahan and Dan Campbell are not the same. Not even close. This team rolls over and dies once something doesn’t go their way. The sidelines have no life.. there’s no culture.. and sadly haven’t seen any potential that this team can ever turn it around.

I'm a little frustrated with all of this "tanking" talk. This is not tanking.

What we have here is responsible leadership that is not throwing more resources into a broken situation.

The team needs to get enough picks to be able to develop a strong foundation over a season or two. The draft piñata doesn't do you any good if you can't as many swings as possible at it.

It is clear that Ran and the organization are making choices that might make you scratch your head, but there is nothing that doesn't align perfectly with putting a premium on a productive draft.

Vrabel and Co. would be sending 5ths, 6ths, and 7ths to other teams right now on scrubs with no tape. They'd get here, and they'd wash out. And they'd fuck us next year (again) because their collective ego would refuse to allow us to take an L or three that simply doesn't matter in the end. What the fuck is the difference between a 6-11 and a 3-14 and 1-16. NOTHING. Still playing golf in February and still need a FUCK TON of work.

The fact that the organization isn't calling and putting half-assed players on the roster is a GOOD thing. It's recognition that you can't save the season, and even more than that:

It shows an awareness that the organization isn't delusional and convinced that they can save the season with the right band aid.

This absolutely and certainly isn't "tanking". It's making smart decisions. It's calling a lost season a lost season, fielding a team that is trying like hell to win, and taking your licks this year so that next year you don't have to sit out all of day 2 of the draft.

Does it look like tanking? If that's the lens you want to view it through. But I PROMISE you, if this team was tanking, DHOP would still be here, Ernest Jones would still be here, and DHOP would be gone like Henry was at the end of last year with nothing to show for it.

Instead, we have an extra 5th, Jerome Baker, and an extra 4th. And we were guaranteed to be without DHop next year anyways. Thats an absolute win.

It isn't tanking, folks. I wish people would leave that word outta their mouths.

Hello, this is my first post and I just wanted to ask this question. With the QB class not being impressive minus 2 or 3 options this year, and the team having other holes to fill like WR and RT just on offense alone, I feel like the first pick should be towards helping or protecting the QB instead of picking a QB to plug in immediately.

Yes, the QB play has been bad, but with no solution at RT, which makes the entire OL collapse, why bring in another rookie and put him in the same situation and expect a different result?

I feel like everyone is trying to figure out who to blame for the state of the franchise and the answer is painfully obvious - Jon Robinson. I exported the 2020, 2021, and 2022 draft classes out of profootballreference.com and summarized the total DrAV by team.

Bottom 5:

Titans - 83

Saints - 113

Raiders - 114

Cardinals - 114

Rams - 118

Top 5:

Cowboys - 274

Chiefs - 233

Ravens - 231

Bengals - 229

Lions - 220

The question is

1. Do we deserve to be favored?

2. Do we even want to win this because of the damage to our draft position?