February 18, 2010 by Drexel Perry
Total Titans has a new location, folks!
We’ve officially been launched on the Bloguin network as of today so hopefully, you will follow us to our new location as we continue to try to provide you the reader with original analysis/insight regarding your favorite football team: the Tennessee Titans.
Here is the url for the new home of Total Titans:
http://www.totaltitans.com/
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February 15, 2010 by Drexel Perry
Since Andrew recently took a look at how the Tennessee Titans stack up at the defensive end position, it’s only natural for the next installment of our offseason positional analyses to be focused upon the guys who make up the rest of the defensive line: the defensive tackles.
Heading into the 2009 season, filling the enormous void left by “Fat Albert” Haynesworth was the main goal for the Titans at DT. Despite the stellar play of Tony Brown and a solid run defense, the DT position failed to get the type of consistent pass rush that was a trademark of the units that consisted of the gargantuan Haynesworth manning the fort in the trenches.
With 2009 behind us and 2010 looming on the not-so-immediate horizon, let’s analyze the state of affairs at defensive tackle. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Albert Haynesworth, Dan Williams, Jason Jones, Jovan Haye, Kevin Vickerson, NFL, Sen'Derrick Marks, Tennessee Titans, Tony Brown
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February 12, 2010 by Andrew Strickert

William Hayes and Jevon Kearse wore each others' jerseys in practice one day. Photo by Andrew Strickert for Total Titans.
Continuing our offseason positional analyses, we now take a look at the defensive ends. The Titans started the 2009 season with five DEs and finished with six on the roster. Three of the six are free agents who will more than likely not be back in two-tone blue this season and another is an untested commodity.
That leaves only two who are certain to be on the roster in September so this position group should have more turnover than any other for the Titans this offseason.
Here’s a look at the status of the defensive ends, after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Adewale Ogunlewe, Carlos Dunlap, Dave Ball, Derrick Harvey, Derrick Morgan, Eric Bakhtiari, Jacob Ford, Jason Pierre-Paul, Jeff Fisher, Jevon Kearse, Julius Peppers, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Ray Edwards, Richard Seymour, William Hayes
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February 11, 2010 by Drexel Perry
Similar to the subject of my most recent article (Tony Brown), the impending free agent status of fellow Titan defensive stalwart Stephen Tulloch is also in limbo due to the NFL’s situation with an expiring collective bargaining agreement.
To make a long story short: New CBA= Tulloch is an unrestricted free agent, No CBA= Tulloch being a restricted free agent.
As the case with my feelings towards bringing Brown back into the fold, re-signing Stephen Tulloch should also be a top offseason priority for the Tennessee Titans. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: NFL, Ryan Fowler, Stephen Tulloch, Tennessee Titans, Tony Brown
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February 9, 2010 by Drexel Perry
Regardless of whether or not a new collective bargaining agreement will be reached by the beginning of March, in some shape or form, Tony Brown will be a free agent this offseason.
Without a new CBA, Brown’s ability to test the free agency waters will be restricted. At the opposite end of the spectrum, TB will be an unrestricted free agent if the seemingly impossible occurs with the owners and the players’ union shaking hands on a new agreement.
Either way, based on his stellar play over the last couple of seasons, the Tennessee Titans would be wise to bring Tony Brown back into the fold. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Albert Haynesworth, NFL, Tennessee Titans, Tony Brown
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February 6, 2010 by Andrew Strickert

Michael Roos has played in two Pro Bowls. Photo by Andrew Strickert for Total Titans
We continue our offseason positional analyses, in which we take a look at the state of affairs within each position group. What’s the contract status of the players at that position? Are any of them potential losses? Is there a need to upgrade the position, either in March through free agency or in April via the draft?
In earlier articles, Drexel examined the quarterback and receiver positions and I took a look at the guards. Today we continue on the offensive line with a look at the tackles.
The good news is that the Titans have two All-Pro tackles signed through 2013. The bad news is that the depth behind them is untested. We’ll take a closer look after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: David Stewart, Justin Hartwig, Leroy Harris, Michael Otto, Michael Roos, Mike Munchak, NFL, Tennessee Titans, Titans, Troy Kropog, Zach Piller
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February 3, 2010 by Drexel Perry
In a topsy-turvy season filled with high and lows, there was one constant for the Tennessee Titans in 2009: the dominating performance by Every Coach’s Dream a.k.a. Chris Johnson.
CJ was a consistent ray of light as he trotted past the 2,000 yard rushing mark in ’09. In only two seasons in the NFL, he’s been everything the Titans dreamed and envisioned when they shocked the world (outside of Frank Wycheck) by selecting him with pick #24 in the 2008 draft.
With two years served in a modest $12 million rookie contract, CJ has hopes of becoming the league’s highest paid-back in the not-so-distant future.
When will the typically frugal Titan front office step up and reward Johnson with the new contract he probably deserves? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Albert Haynesworth, Chris Johnson, Cortland Finnegan, David Stewart, Frank Wycheck, Michael Roos, NFL, Tennessee Titans
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February 2, 2010 by Andrew Strickert

RG Jake Scott is the Titans' best guard.
Photo by Andrew Strickert for Total Titans.
Total Titans continues its offseason positional analyses with a look at the guards. The key to the position group this offseason is
Eugene Amano, who’s scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent.
It wouldn’t surprise me to see Amano test the marketplace in March. He’s a serviceable but replaceable guard and I don’t see the Titans overspending to keep him. I’m not sure that any teams will bid highly for his services with better options available. All it takes though is for just one team to like a guy so I’d be a little surprised to see Amano re-sign with the Titans.
At the other guard spot, Jake Scott will resume his third season as Tennessee’s starting right guard. He’s started every game since joining the Titans and has two years remaining on his contract. Scott is easily the best guard on the roster so there are no problems on that front. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bobbie Williams, Brandon Carter, Eugene Amano, Fernando Velasco, Jahri Evans, Jake Scott, John Jerry, Jon Asamoah, Kevin Mawae, Kevin Vickerson, Leroy Harris, Logan Mankins, Mike Iupati, Mike Johnson, Mike Reinfeldt, Mitch Petrus, NFL, Reggie Stephens, Rob Sims, Ryan Durand, Sergio Render, Tennessee Titans, Titans, Tony Brown, Troy Kropog, Zane Beadles
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February 1, 2010 by Drexel Perry
In preparation for his participation in last night’s Pro Bowl, veteran DE Kyle Vanden Bosch informed the media about his belief regarding his days as a Tennessee Titan coming to end.
KVB, who will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, has not been approached with an offer to stay and he’s preparing to extend his career in another NFL city in 2010.
Is letting KVB depart via the waters of free agency a good or bad decision by the Titans? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Detroit Lions, Jacob Ford, Jevon Kearse, Jim Schwartz, Kyle Vanden Bosch, NFL, Tennessee Titans, William Hayes
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January 29, 2010 by Drexel Perry
Tomorrow, Mobile, Alabama will play host to its annual all-star game that showcases the talents of college football’s best and brightest senior NFL draft prospects.
The Senior Bowl is an excellent opportunity for NFL teams to get a head-start in the lengthy evaluation process that culminates with April’s NFL Draft.
Let’s take a look at a few Senior Bowl participants who could emerge as potential draft targets for the Tennessee Titans. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Albert Haynesworth, C.J. Wilson, Chris Carr, Chris Johnson, Dan Williams, Devin McCourty, Dexter McCluster, Jason McCourty, Javier Arenas, Kyle Wilson, NFL, Nick Harper, Perrish Cox, Ryan Mouton, Senior Bowl, Tennessee Titans
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2010 Tennessee Titans offseason positional analysis: DT
February 15, 2010 by Drexel PerrySince Andrew recently took a look at how the Tennessee Titans stack up at the defensive end position, it’s only natural for the next installment of our offseason positional analyses to be focused upon the guys who make up the rest of the defensive line: the defensive tackles.
Heading into the 2009 season, filling the enormous void left by “Fat Albert” Haynesworth was the main goal for the Titans at DT. Despite the stellar play of Tony Brown and a solid run defense, the DT position failed to get the type of consistent pass rush that was a trademark of the units that consisted of the gargantuan Haynesworth manning the fort in the trenches.
With 2009 behind us and 2010 looming on the not-so-immediate horizon, let’s analyze the state of affairs at defensive tackle. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Albert Haynesworth, Dan Williams, Jason Jones, Jovan Haye, Kevin Vickerson, NFL, Sen'Derrick Marks, Tennessee Titans, Tony Brown
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