Tennessee Titans News and Rumors
Randy Moss says he’s “coming to tear somebody’s heads off, man”Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com In 1998, then-rookie Randy Moss nonchalantly vowed to come to the NFL and “rip it up.” And he did. Now, a season after retiring, Moss has made a more colorful promise. “I’m coming to tear somebody’s heads off, man,” Moss said in a compelli… |
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Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com As a player, Marcus Robertson spent 10 seasons with the Oilers/Titans. Following two final years with the Seahawks, he launched his coaching career in Tennessee. Now, after nine years on the Titans’ staff, Robertson is leaving. According to Lions’… |
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Talk Titans 2011 rookie performance, and it starts with Colin McCarthy. The middle linebacker was fantastic as he took over the job for an injured Barrett Ruud and put a stranglehold on it. Run stuffing Jurrell Casey and team sack leader Karl Klug come … |
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Gregg Rosenthal, profootballtalk.com PFT Live is back on Monday. And it’s actually live. Florio welcomes Joe Starkey from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review to go over the latest with Hines Ward, Todd Haley, and the gang in Pittsburgh. I will also join the show to talk about Randy Moss, Peyton … |
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Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com Earlier this morning, receiver Randy Moss said he’s returning to football. And so the question now becomes whether any of the 32 NFL teams will give him a chance. He’ll have to prove that he can still run, just like he did in 2007, when he showed Pa… |
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Gregg Rosenthal, profootballtalk.com Defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch and linebacker Stephen Tulloch both followed Jim Schwartz from Tennessee to Detroit. Perhaps Cortland Finnegan will be the next player to make the journey. Carlos Monarrez of the Detroit Free Press has a league source tha… |
