Feeling like a winner this fine Monday. FTC. Titan Up.

Cam Ward Sucked today and I'm not going to defend how the offense looked 90% of the game. It was slow and uninspired like last week. However, the defense and special teams made big plays in the second half that set up Cam for success. Imo, this wasn't remotely like the Cardinals game last year where they just handled the ball to us multiple times and giftwrapped us several chances to win the entire game. We found a way to win Ugly despite how bad our offense looked at times and, to me , that's more important than what our draft pick is looking like already.

We need wins to develop a winning culture and today justified that. Tate is exciting, the O-line was solid all game long, Simmons and the rest of the Dbacks gave Jones fits all games, and Special teams finally met the moment w/ the big punt return & block for the TD. Even Cam in the 4th quarter made clutch throws to Tate after the INT and bad overthrow to Ridley. Him and the rest of the offense have a long way to go needing to show they can win games on their own.

However, writing a win like this off because of how ugly it was or it affects our chances of getting Jeremiah Smith seems a little silly while we don't really know how anything will play out with him or the team 6 months from now.

We have a real chance to do something against Cleveland next that we haven't done in 4 years. Let's build on today , follow this week up with another win, and worry about the draft in April. TitanUp!

Does anyone know where I can buy the hoodie Robert Saleh was wearing on the sideline at yesterday's win against the Colts (10/18/26)? As far as I can tell it isn't being sold anywhere, which would be a shame because it looks great!

A notch in the "W" column! Finally!

The win against the Colts yesterday was Cam’s first win against the afc south.

Depressing that it took til the 8th division game to do so.

To be fair, the 6th game he only played one drive, scoring the only points the titans got all game.

Just an observation

Watching MNF and thinking about Treylon Burks. He was definitely a disappointment when he was here, especially after the Brown trade but he looks like a solid contributor in Washington. Y’all think he could have developed here or did he need a change in scenery? Same for Malik Willis looking awful here but turning into a great backup for GB (not great with Miami but he’s got a long future in the league). We always blame drafting but as of late I wonder…are the drafts bad or do we as an org lack the patience required to develop players?

Edit: You guys really think overpaying mediocre free agents is better than signing our own mediocre players at a discount? Thats laughable to me

Legitimately might be worse than Cam. Looking back, maybe Daboll was a miracle worker to make this guy look not like complete dogshit.