Tennessee Titans winners and losers from the Philadelphia Eagles game
By Will Lomas
Winner: Corey Levin, center
Everyone is going to be talking about Ryan Tannehill, and don’t get me wrong I think he looked great tonight. However, the backup that I think made the most convincing case to start tonight was Corey Levin.
After watching that game, I don’t know how the Tennessee Titans coaching staff can go into meetings tomorrow and not immediately want to see this offensive line:
LG: Rodger Saffold
C: Corey Levin
RG: Ben Jones
RT: Jack Conklin
I think that is your best line and it allows you to have a swing player in Kevin Pamphile that can play any spot other than center if you need to plug him in as a backup.
Levin is a very good athlete and he showed that when he opened up several big runs by getting to the second level and sealing off linebackers. How can you not want that on the offense for Week 1 against the Cleveland Browns?
I like Levin man. How is he not one of this team’s best three IOL? #Titans
— Ran GMC(arthon) (@jlomas72) August 9, 2019
Kevin Pamphile is out here rolling on the ground and Levin is picking up his blocks. Am I the only one that sees that Levin is #good #Titans
— Ran GMC(arthon) (@jlomas72) August 9, 2019
If that lineup every comes up and turns out to be the starting group, just remember I have the receipts and that this game was where it became clear that Levin needs to be a starter for the Tennessee Titans.