Just reported on NFL Live.

What's the record for most teams played for in one season?

Interesting. Wonder how Fisher will put up with any antics.

This has to be a sign that Kenny Britt will be out for the season.

gorocks99;543956 wrote:Interesting. Wonder how Fisher will put up with any antics.

with pinky swears and laser tag lol

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5591958

As a Randy Moss fantasy owner, not sure how I feel about this

Maybe that famous hi-class cuisine Tenn is so well known for will fit Randy's sophisticated palate and he won't have to cuss out anymore caterers when they are bringing his cheap black ass free food from now on.

Why would anyone repost that link about Fisher? I can't believe Kenny Mayne still has a job.

As for the Titans picking up Moss, I guess it's an okay fit. Fisher is an established coach who commands respect, so he might put Moss in his place (sort of like Belicheck). He's a vertical threat as well, so it can only help Chris Johnson and the running game.

SportsAndLady;543966 wrote:As a Randy Moss fantasy owner, not sure how I feel about this

as a Kenny Britt fantasy owner, I concur...but just read this on yahoo:


Coach Jeff Fisher said Wednesday that Britt won't play against Miami in Week 10, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Recommendation: For Fisher to rule Britt out for the team's Nov. 14 contest already, it seems safe to assume the wideout is more week-to-week than day to day at this stage. His absence figure to pave the way for Justin Gage to re-emerge as a factor in the Titans' offense coming out of their bye, assuming his hamstring is sound.

(Rotowire.com)

"Fisher is an established coach who commands respect"

Agreed, Brad Childress is the Les Miles of the NFL, with worse results. He might be a good guy, but he's a horrible coach. The Vikings have managed to get a lot of talent, but coaching kills them every year. Its obvious Childress thought the Moss trade was nothing more than acquiring a high cost decoy. He might as well start planning on what his job is going to be next year, because it isn't coaching the Vikes. If nothing else, Fisher can figure out how the Titans can add Moss to the offense. Moss won't put up Patriots-like numbers, but it can't be worse than the last few weeks with the Vikings with Favre getting hit within 3 seconds of the snap, and when he isn't locking in to one receiver.

Jeff Fisher eats, breathes and drinks football and knows how to gameplan.

Video is funny. Love #40 trying not to laugh towards the end.

Dave Kingman played for and hit a HR in each of the 4 divisions of baseball on 4 different teams in 1997 I believe.

All this means is I wont be playing the titans in madden anymore.

SportsAndLady;543966 wrote:As a Randy Moss fantasy owner, not sure how I feel about this

As a Chris Johnson owner, I love this.

Ironman92;544184 wrote:Video is funny. Love #40 trying not to laugh towards the end.

Dave Kingman played for and hit a HR in each of the 4 divisions of baseball on 4 different teams in 1997 I believe.

Damn, Dave Kingman retired in the 80s ... did he come out of retirement in '97?

BigAppleBuckeye;545090 wrote:Damn, Dave Kingman retired in the 80s ... did he come out of retirement in '97?

fixed

1977....and since there weren't 4 divisions in 1997 something had to be wrong

dazedconfused;543962 wrote:with pinky swears and laser tag lol

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5591958

LOL...

"Hey, don't blame yourselves, that was societies fault"...

OMG, that is classic. When the Browns left, the Titans became my favorite team, mainly because of Eddie George. But during that time, I became a HUGE fan of Air McNair and Jeff Fisher...

Obviously, when the Browns returned, I went back to my roots, but I still have a special rooting interest in my heart for the Titans as long as Jeff is there.

One of the greatest coaches in the NFL, only a Super Bowl ring is surprisingly missing.