It's pretty crazy. Looking back to 2022, in Just two years we have turned over 39 players and a coaching staff.
Players on the 2022 original 53 that are still on the 2024 list:
Chestnut
NWI
Burks
Okonkwo
Petit-Frere
Radunz
Simmons
Landry
Weaver
Molden
McCreary
Hooker
Stonehouse
Cox
Players on the 2022 original 53 that are still on the 2024 list:
Chestnut
NWI
Burks
Okonkwo
Petit-Frere
Radunz
Simmons
Landry
Weaver
Molden
McCreary
Hooker
Stonehouse
Cox
... And we have turned over every skill position on offense. QB1, QB2, RB1, RB2, WR1, WR2, TE1, K...
You know what? This smells.......like a plan!
You know what? This smells.......like a plan!
Planned for sure. I am just amazed at the speed with which they were able to get it all done. I hope this lineup turns about to be good. If not It's going to be a painful next few years.
Old GT dogs recall the arguments about “rebuild” decades (ok, that’s an exaggeration but multiple years) and NFL today, with parody, allows 1 year re-builds to pretty much any team. It’s less common that a team is so bad that they cannot possibly rebuild in 1 season.
Excluding bad rebuilding decisions that is. As example, pretty much everything Jax has ever done. Not incapable of rebuild on many occasions, just such bad decisions they are in rebuild every season.
I remember... I was lurking/reading on GT as far back as, I think, 2005.
Bad management caused it to take “decades.” The Titans were 12-4 in 2003. The team was rebuilt by 2008, when it went 13-3. After that, the Titans didn’t have another double-digit win team until 2020 (11-5) and 2021 (12-5).
The consistent elements during the decade-long Titan rebuild were picks that didn’t pan out, poor coaching, and mediocre quarterback play. That’s a failure of management, coaching and ownership, imho.
I would go a step further to say that despite not winning 10 regular season games, the playoff visits show that the team was “rebuilt” enough to compete.
Could make the argument of 9-7 with Munchak too. Whisenhunt was a separate rebuild over 2004/5.
I think the 1 year turnaround is also a more recent ability, maybe within the last 10 years or so.
I think the 1 year rebuild is 100% QB dependent. If you build a team and have a good QB, you're good. If no QB, you're back to square one before you can restock all the other positions.
Totally agree. It seems the recipe to win in this league nowadays is with a solid QB, preferably on his rookie contract too.
I imagine Ran feels Levis could be that guy hence this massive turn around and moves showing his clear intention to win now (which I am loving so far).
Use the Niners for an example. They pretty much did what the Rams did three years ago and brought in a whole bunch of star players, now the window has closed and they want to be paid, putting the Niners in a really bad spot. Now they'll have to gut the team and dump expensive contracts.
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Tyus Bowser is visiting the Titans today after he visited Dallas. Also, there is a rumor that the Titans tried to trade for James Bradberry from the Eagles per MCM.
The deadline for waiver claims was at 11 CST today. They should be putting the PS together now. Saw they were adding Iton and Kinsey so far.
Packers claimed Narveson
Chargers claimed Haskins
Titans have claimed DE Alie Gaye (Houston)
Titans have claimed DB Julius Wood (Dallas)
Chargers claimed Haskins
Titans have claimed DE Alie Gaye (Houston)
Titans have claimed DB Julius Wood (Dallas)
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Pretty interesting comments. They seem pissed at losing Woods.
Haskins reunion with Harbaugh.
Wasn't wasting anymore time on Weaver.
