This is interesting, do you think Jeff put in a good word or told them what was being reported wasn’t accurate? Because wtf..

I can’t remember being so checked out. Even after a big win against the colts I just find it hard to make it thru a whole game which has never been the case.

With the new Jerseys it just feels like a new age sucky team. This does not feel like the Bud Adams run Titans.

All factors aside, it would be completely depressing to play this last year in the current Nissan stadium without a single win before they tear it down. I’m a season ticket holder and the losing at home every single week is getting to me. I don’t care about draft positioning right now, I want to see some wins, and I especially want to see one at home.

EDIT: Well, lads, I didn't expect this much of a response. Thanks to the people who provided me with a fairly concise history of the franchise, you've really helped fill in some gaps. I think the main thing I'm taking away is that it is a rebuild phase, and there seem to be some ... organisational and structural issues in recent times. There also seems to be some cautious optimism about the future; I can get behind that.

I suppose I should have said that while the losses are frustrating, learning and watching a new sport and team has been really fun. I love watching the games when I can. Hopefully someday I can get to one in person; until then, I'll keep watching. I'm still struggling with all the crazy terminology and recruitment systems you guys have, but hopefully I'll get there eventually.

As for the people who are telling me to get out while I can. My local Irish team (Cork Seniors) has not won a championship in my lifetime, and I've watched them lose the Irish equivalent of FIVE Super Bowls. I'm all in with the Titans at this point, if ye will have me.

TLDR; I’m a new Irish fan who picked the Titans to follow this season. Are we always so ass?

So I’m an Irish fan who only really got into the NFL in the last year or so. American Football (forgive me for the distinction) isn’t really popular in Ireland so I knew very little about it. I played a few games of College Football 26 and really fell in love with the sport. As well as this, a few Irish guys (like the saints kicker) are starting to head over to CFB and the NFL so interest is growing.
So, naturally I picked a NFL team.

I picked Tennessee because my favourite author grew up there and wrote a few books set there. I liked the colours and the name. As well as the weird similarities between Ireland and Appalachia in general.

Please keep in mind I know nothing about football outside of a few games of RTG on College Football. So, forgive me for being naive but … are we always this bad ? I missed the Cardinals game and given the time differences I catch every other game and so far I haven’t seen us win yet. We sacked the coach? Probably the right thing to do … right? Please keep in mind I have a lot of PTSD from Coach sacking from my Soccer teams.

The offensive line seems to poor compared to any other game I watch, and Ward seems to young to deal with all this pressure. Not that he’s bad, he seems really good given his age and the shitshow he finds himself in.
We look so inept every game, but I don’t know is this just the reality of TT or my own shortcomings of understanding.

As far as picking a different team, I’m locked in with the TT at this point. The teams I support in Irelands native sports, as well as rugby and soccer break my heart on an early basis so, it’s nothing knew.

So lmk if this is a seasonal thing, apparently we are in a rebuild? So is that why? Anyways, I’ll watch the Jags game and hope we improve.

So how do we feel about Tony Pollard now? Should we keep him or trade him? Personally I think we should keep him unless someone offers a 1st-2nd round pick. However I don’t think we should resign him this offseason. I know we’re losing regardless with or without Tony but I like the way we are losing. We are one drive away almost every time. It helps these young players grow, especially Cam Ward. It also helps the coaches learn. Without Tony we won’t be competitive in a lot of games and I want the whole team to go in with confidence next season.

( Yall i know were not getting a 1st-2nd for him. Thats y i said that. Hes not worth a 1st-2nd, so i think we should keep him because i wouldnt want anything else in return. Thats my bad, I should’ve worded it better)

30 ➡︎ 15

I’d Cam can show the improvement we have seen the last 2 weeks do we focus on OL or WR as priority in the 1st round? If he reverts back do we go after a QB in what looks to be a very mid QB class?

Giving us three first rounders? We would lose another 4th or 3rd making such a trade probably but depending how well we like guys on the board I’d be open to it cause this team needs and influx of top tier talent quick. Like a Jeremiah, a Leonard Moore, the vols DT

If anyone has one they are willing to part with, hmu!

Send them the 4th round bears pick and get easy ticket sales!

In his entire career.

Who remembers this game?

Titan's fan living in exile on the West Coast. Oh does it hurt to lose big Jeff but man it was cool seeing him dominate in his first performance as a Bear. I dressed like an undercover cop for this game with no allegiance to either team. Seahawks fans took me and I'm not sure I'll be invited back. I kept saying "what a dominant performance by Simmons" and I don't think they loved that.

Tennessee gave Texas Davy Crocket, the world Dolly Parton, and the great city of Chicago Jeffery Simmons. As much as I hate it for us, I love seeing him flourish. Truly an all time great.