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Lunatic:
Everythings changing with Young
Posted on November 8, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO Let me first say this about Titans quarterback Vince*Young:
The guy has been great in his first two starts, better than I — and I'm sure even his coaches — expected. He's been accurate, he's made good decisions, and he's playing with*confidence. As a result, the Titans have won two in a row and are playing with plenty of confidence as a*team.
But*I also must ask*this:
Where there heck was the Justin Gage who showed up here on Sunday during the first six weeks of the season? And some of the other suddenly sure-handed receivers for that matter?
Gage made two tremendous catches against the 49ers, including*one when he went up high to make a grab while being hit. It's been back-to-back solid games for Gage — with no*drops.
And, since Young took over as quarterback, I don't think the receivers have dropped a single*pass. Through the first six games, the Titans had several games where you needed two hands to count all the drops. Kerry Collins was quarterback then.
It's been quite a change, that much is for sure. The Titans and Young hope it continues.
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: Lunatic 63 on November 09, 2009, 11:49:57 AM ---Everythings changing with Young
Posted on November 8, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO Let me first say this about Titans quarterback Vince*Young:
The guy has been great in his first two starts, better than I — and I'm sure even his coaches — expected. He's been accurate, he's made good decisions, and he's playing with*confidence. As a result, the Titans have won two in a row and are playing with plenty of confidence as a*team.
But*I also must ask*this:
Where there heck was the Justin Gage who showed up here on Sunday during the first six weeks of the season? And some of the other suddenly sure-handed receivers for that matter?
Gage made two tremendous catches against the 49ers, including*one when he went up high to make a grab while being hit. It's been back-to-back solid games for Gage — with no*drops.
And, since Young took over as quarterback, I don't think the receivers have dropped a single*pass. Through the first six games, the Titans had several games where you needed two hands to count all the drops. Kerry Collins was quarterback then.
It's been quite a change, that much is for sure. The Titans and Young hope it continues.
--- End quote ---
you know what won't change?
the Titans missing the playoffs. ;D
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: -Patrick Bateman- on November 09, 2009, 10:14:39 AM ---On another subject to teams that matter this year. The Pats have to play the Colts and Saints this month. Pretty tough run coming up for us.
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i would say you might be a better team than the Colts, regardless of record.
the offense is coming into its usual self, the defense has given up an average of 13 points for the last 7 weeks & the Colts have lost Bob Sanders for the season.
unless my Jets catch some fire, i see you guys taking the AFC. :-X
Lunatic:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on November 09, 2009, 12:00:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: Lunatic 63 on November 09, 2009, 11:49:57 AM ---Everythings changing with Young
Posted on November 8, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO Let me first say this about Titans quarterback Vince*Young:
The guy has been great in his first two starts, better than I — and I'm sure even his coaches — expected. He's been accurate, he's made good decisions, and he's playing with*confidence. As a result, the Titans have won two in a row and are playing with plenty of confidence as a*team.
But*I also must ask*this:
Where there heck was the Justin Gage who showed up here on Sunday during the first six weeks of the season? And some of the other suddenly sure-handed receivers for that matter?
Gage made two tremendous catches against the 49ers, including*one when he went up high to make a grab while being hit. It's been back-to-back solid games for Gage — with no*drops.
And, since Young took over as quarterback, I don't think the receivers have dropped a single*pass. Through the first six games, the Titans had several games where you needed two hands to count all the drops. Kerry Collins was quarterback then.
It's been quite a change, that much is for sure. The Titans and Young hope it continues.
--- End quote ---
you know what won't change?
the Titans missing the playoffs. ;D
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Say that all u want, that doesn't bother me because i've come to terms with it about 3-4 weeks ago lol. All I want now is for VY10 to perform well and put up an amazing winning record, giving us a respectable record after an 0-6 start. That's more than enough for me ;D
The article is just more proof.
Chamillitary Click:
the article said that your WR's dropped countless passes, how can you blame that on Kerry Collins? lol
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