The Tennessee Titans sat back comfortably this past weekend with their feet kicked up high as they awaited the outcome of each Wild Card Game. The Las Vegas Raiders, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, and the New England Patriots each had their own path to facing the Titans. But, with the Bengals holding onto a slim seven point win over the Raiders, they now find themselves heading to Tennessee next weekend for the divisional round.
Now that head coach Mike Vrabel has a team to focus on, how exactly do they match up? On paper, of course, both sides will feel confident about their advantages but as each squad prepares to lock horns this Saturday, we’ll be the ones deciding who should feel the most at ease.
To help make our decision, we’ve broken down both teams by section. Meaning, we’ll be juxtaposing both team’s defenses, running backs, receiving core, kicking game, and of course, starting quarterbacks. Although the Titans finished the season with the number one overall seed in the AFC, our comparisons came virtually down to the wire.