That pretty much sums it up in one stat.
The Titans have thrown the ball 34.3% of the time (47 Pass Attempts/137 plays) on 1st down this season -- 3rd lowest in NFL; League Avg: 46.6%
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Since pees took over there is no1 who can say the defense isn't very good. They give up yards but points are what matters.
Ps: I'd have 2 look at the numbers but i belive our take aways are also way up. That could just be because of new talent jrob has brought in, but everyone wants 2 shit on his 2 so idk.
Titans have 137 first down plays?
That’s an average of 27+ per game. That seems high especially considering the stat about 3 and outs.
Edit: according to pro football reference the titans have earned 96 first downs. Add drive starting plays I suppose that’s pretty close so I stand corrected.
#13 in takeaways with 5 INT, 2 FR.
+6 (we have 1 fumble lost) is probably among the top if not #1.
Not sure how my post was read but #6 in scoring is awesome. Hope we stay down there.
I belive we are tied for 2nd or 3rd. Either 2 teams at 7 or 2 teams at 6
Edit: it feels like there were months we didn't get a turnover when I think back. I could be wrong and just me not remembering, but from 2010-2016 I cant think of a year we had many positive turnovers.
The fact that we are 2-3 with a top six scoring D and a plus six to margin is just pathetic. Truly shows how crap this offense is. When/if the turnover luck swings the other way, it will get very ugly.
seems like we've only been down there, what... 5 times in 5 games?
2 games lost by 1 score. Those are the types of games good teams win more of but ultimately those are also the games that even one thing can change the outcome. Against buffalo, I can think of at least 4. Against Indy, at least 1.
Majority, if not all of these would be due to YAC though. But still a good development.
It only goes to show how much potential the offense has and how good it should be.
Henry is a humongous human being running into 8--9 man boxes. The likelihood that someone gets a finger on him close to the LOS (which is all it takes to qualify as contract) is very high.
Hmmm. So far today, Watson for an int and Maholmes for a fumble.
And that's before the half.
And that's before the half.
The Titans have the 10th most expensive offensive line in the NFL by 2019 cap dollars at $34,970,460.
It's 16% of their entire 2019 adjusted cap.
For AFC South comp:
Colts: $28.4 (11.97%)
Texans: $24.4 (11.39%)
Jaguars: $30.5 (15.18%)
It's 16% of their entire 2019 adjusted cap.
For AFC South comp:
Colts: $28.4 (11.97%)
Texans: $24.4 (11.39%)
Jaguars: $30.5 (15.18%)
That is about the most embarrassing stat posted.
They play like they’re the 33rd highest paid.
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