How can the Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals help each other out?
The Tennessee Titans were one good half of football away from going to the Super Bowl in 2019.
While it is easy to put other teams ahead of them on paper now (though not many other teams), the fact is that a group of young players with little name value ran the ball down the throats of league darlings like the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens.
When they weren’t doing that, Ryan Tannehill was showing off his ability and gashing defenses with his legs and arm.
However, that all gets lost in history to most people because now they can put big market teams ahead of the Titans in their minds and move on.
The only way to change that is to convince everyone that this wasn’t just a fluke and that the Titans can do it again this year.
How can the Titans do that with a roster that doesn’t have Jack Conklin, Logan Ryan, Delanie Walker, Jurrell Casey, or Cameron Wake?
The easy answer is that they need some rookies and former backups to step up, but that doesn’t mean that they should ignore the possibility of adding more talent.
Jon Robinson recently said something to the effect of how you are never finished building a team. If that is true, then you now Robinson has at least one more move left in him.
Maybe that involves calling the Cincinnati Bengals.