This video reminds you of everything good about the Titans, even though you know the painful future of some of the players in it. You see Vince Young doing what we all hoped he would continue to do for years. You see Steve McNair pull off impossible plays.You even get to see the Michael Griffin we all love.

You also just get to drool thinking about being able to watch a football game again.

I got goosebumps reliving all these great moments in Tennessee Titans history. Enjoy.

R.I.P. Steve McNair and Mike Heimerdinger. We miss you.

A big thanks to YouTube user CashvilleTitans18 for compiling such a great video.

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Feb 24, 2012; Indianapolis, IN, USA; St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher speaks at a press conference during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-US PRESSWIRE

Leave it to the Tennessean to show me what I missed out on. Yesterday I received an e-mail from Wes Hartline at Yeah Yeah Creative telling me about a music video ex-Titans’ coach Jeff Fisher was in. I may have chosen to watch it then, but alas, the link they sent me wouldn’t show the preview in my gmail inbox and I shrugged it off, figuring it was just a minor guest appearance in the video. I was wrong.

Today I come home to find the Tennessean having posted it, so I watched it. It was actually pretty good. Decent music and pretty good work on the video. It also practically starred Fisher, as he played a Starsky and Hutch/Dukes of Hazard-esque character. He did it pretty well, which makes sense, as he always seemed to have a pretty stoic demeanor.

On a fun(?) note, the Tennessean notes that the music video was filmed on Fisher’s farm in Tennessee.

Check it out.

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Jan 1, 2012; Houston, TX, USA; Tennessee Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck (8) in the huddle against the Houston Texans in the first quarter at Reliant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-US PRESSWIRE

As we come upon one of my favorite times of the year I feel the butterflies in my stomach start to swirl around. I love the nervous energy, the anticipation, the thrill of not knowing how many parts the Tennessee Titans will have to replace this coming year as opposed to the previous year.

You see, I’ve been following the Oilers/Titans for 26 years, since I was 10 years old. I don’t mean to date myself, but for the most part it’s the same thing:  wash, rinse and repeat.

What am I talking about? I’m talking about constantly rebuilding, constantly watching guys that the Titans draft, grow, develop, and then move on to greener pastures once free agency hits. There are two exceptions.

In the mid-90’s, specifically ’91-’93, (the run and shoot era) Bud kept the team together in an attempt to make it to the Super Bowl by keeping players such as William Fuller, Al Smith, Ray Childress, and signing Wilbur Marshall, and trading for Lee Williams. The Titans again tried keeping things together after their Super Bowl year in ’99. Keeping both of these teams together to try and win the Super Bowl is understandable. The team was right at the door and ready to make a run but they just couldn’t do it. Of course for this to happen (the Titans having a legitimate shot at the Super Bowl) only six times in the last 30 years says something as well.

So what else is going on? Well there is this perception that the Titans are a small market team and that they don’t have money to compete salary wise with the bigger market teams. Wrong! Bud Adams is an old Texas oilman who has enough money to buy half the United States.

The truth, Bud Adams probably likes the profit more with the team right now more than he likes winning. How else can you explain the fact that for years we have seen players get drafted, developed, play through their rookie contract, and then leave for big free agent bucks. Luckily most of these players have not come back to haunt us with fantastic performances, but when a good player leaves it creates a void that is sometimes too hard to fill. Get a few of those holes on your team and it creates a situation where a team is constantly rebuilding.

Welcome to the Tennessee Titans!!!

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