We've been blessed with an extremely entertaining playoffs. Let's hope that continues tomorrow.
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2020 AFC Championship: Titans March Into Enemy Territory To Behead Ya Chiefs
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Playoffs have been crazy as hell this year and yet so poetic. Would not surprise me at all if KC chokes a big lead tomorrow.
TUA TAGOVAILOA
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Looks ready to run for 200+
murksiderock
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Man, we finna eat. Let's get this shyt poppin!
Knowing the Chiefs they probably go with 8 in the box, so Tannehill and the play action and one on one matchups should be open all game...
the titans has to blitz mahomes... u let him or any other QB sit back and throw all day, just don’t even show up and play
the titans has to blitz mahomes... u let him or any other QB sit back and throw all day, just don’t even show up and play
murksiderock
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Game day bytch. Let's rock!
I really, really, really hope they do that. Have you seen Henry's #s against 8 men in.the box?
murksiderock
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If we win it all, the only run in recent memory that would be comparable is the '07 Giants, who were a 5-seed. It would arguably be the greatest run to a title in NFL history...
First things first. Let's whip these Chiefs today!
yeah the giants are up there, stopping the undefeated patriots.
titans though, they beat the 3 seed in Brady, the 1 overall seed with Lamar, the 2 seed with mahomes, then either the 1 seed in 49ers, or the 2 seed with Rodgers. That’d be pretty high in my book. Beating a lot of mvps too.
If they win it all, yes, I believe it would be the greatest run in NFL history. The only other run that would be in the same league would be the 2007 Giants. The Giants three road games they played were not against the same quality of opponents that the Titans have faced (maybe will face) so far. However, they have the win against an 18-0 team.
No bias, but I would say in terms of greatest run, I'd take the Titans IF they can finish the job.
-Went into Foxborough where very few teams come out with a win. This was against one of the best defenses we've seen, and the Patriots as #3 seed are not your typical #3 seed.
-Went into Baltimore and beat the absolute breaks off the league MVP and #1 seed.
We'll see what they do today though.
2nd greatest run behind 2007 Giants. I really feel like the 2012 Ravens SB run was phenomenal as well. These guys went through Luck's Colts, Manning's Broncos, Beli/Brady in Foxboro, and Kaep/Harbaugh in the Super Bowl. If the Titans do pull it off, I'll have them 2nd as all of their games were on the road though. Tennessee on some Dante's Inferno shyt frfr starting out their playoff run in Foxboro of all places. It's killing me because they're accomplishing everything I wanted my team to do in the playoffs.
I just feel like New York's run is greater simply because of the story surrounding it, this went back even in the regular season when they played New England. You could see that they had fight and were very well capable of beating the Pats that week....the media just buried their chances though. Crazy that no one knew these would be the guys to end New England's winning streak. I love looking back at regular season games after knowing what happens in the playoffs for this reason.
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murksiderock
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Man I swear to god, the emotion around this shyt is getting to me...
When I was 10 years old my favorite player was Jevon Kearse, who was a rookie and having what was considered at the time one of the best rookie years a defensive end ever had. When I tried out for football the first time, I wanted to be an end, and was told I was too small, but for the first two years I played football I emulated Kearse while playing cornerback. The aggression he played with was intoxicating to me...
10-year old me caught the Kearse hype, which happened simultaneously with the newly named Tennessee Titans putting together a storybook 13-win season. The jerseys were another reason I gravitated to them too, they had the most fire jerseys in the NFL at the time. Of course at that time you don't know that they are making a run to the Super Bowl, but I was on the train the entire way...
When we lost the Super Bowl, 10-year old me cried in front of the TV, not really comprehending that we couldn't get in on the final play, after watching them pull off almost the greatest comeback ever. The way McNair played in that second half, particularly the 4thQ, was unbelievable. It was iconic...
All these years, I've stayed true as a Titan, even when I moved to Virginia and became engulfed at the time with Redskins fever, it didn't affect my allegiance to the Titans, they only play each other every four years and there's close to a 0% chance they'd ever meet in the Super Bowl. So it wasn't a conflict of interest, and I supported Jeff Fisher to the very end...
This team went 9 years without a playoff appearance, until '17, and I always supported in silence. And watching this team this year, it became clear once we got to 5-5, I was watching probably the best Titans team I'd seen in well over a decade. Better than the CJ2K Titans, better than the '08 Titans, etc. The edge we played with was different...
I don't know if we will win it all or even this game, but I do believe we can. And being a lifelong fan of a doormat franchise, when you experience something on the way up like this, I think has to be greater than being a lifelong fan of a perennial winner. Even if we can't seal the deal this year, I have the hunch this franchise is on the way up and will have at least a couple more seasons as an elite team. This is the beginning of a special run, regardless how this year finishes out, I just feel it...
We're gonna beat Kansas City today. I'm not sure exactly how we're gonna do it, I'm sure it will take an even greater effort than what we had to do the last two weeks. But it's happening, the Chiefs are losing today. The irony is I'm a longtime Reid supporter, and if he was playing anybody else, I'd pick the Chiefs, if they beat us, I'm taking them over whoever from the NFC...
But he's losing today....Titans 33, Chiefs 30
When I was 10 years old my favorite player was Jevon Kearse, who was a rookie and having what was considered at the time one of the best rookie years a defensive end ever had. When I tried out for football the first time, I wanted to be an end, and was told I was too small, but for the first two years I played football I emulated Kearse while playing cornerback. The aggression he played with was intoxicating to me...
10-year old me caught the Kearse hype, which happened simultaneously with the newly named Tennessee Titans putting together a storybook 13-win season. The jerseys were another reason I gravitated to them too, they had the most fire jerseys in the NFL at the time. Of course at that time you don't know that they are making a run to the Super Bowl, but I was on the train the entire way...
When we lost the Super Bowl, 10-year old me cried in front of the TV, not really comprehending that we couldn't get in on the final play, after watching them pull off almost the greatest comeback ever. The way McNair played in that second half, particularly the 4thQ, was unbelievable. It was iconic...
All these years, I've stayed true as a Titan, even when I moved to Virginia and became engulfed at the time with Redskins fever, it didn't affect my allegiance to the Titans, they only play each other every four years and there's close to a 0% chance they'd ever meet in the Super Bowl. So it wasn't a conflict of interest, and I supported Jeff Fisher to the very end...
This team went 9 years without a playoff appearance, until '17, and I always supported in silence. And watching this team this year, it became clear once we got to 5-5, I was watching probably the best Titans team I'd seen in well over a decade. Better than the CJ2K Titans, better than the '08 Titans, etc. The edge we played with was different...
I don't know if we will win it all or even this game, but I do believe we can. And being a lifelong fan of a doormat franchise, when you experience something on the way up like this, I think has to be greater than being a lifelong fan of a perennial winner. Even if we can't seal the deal this year, I have the hunch this franchise is on the way up and will have at least a couple more seasons as an elite team. This is the beginning of a special run, regardless how this year finishes out, I just feel it...
We're gonna beat Kansas City today. I'm not sure exactly how we're gonna do it, I'm sure it will take an even greater effort than what we had to do the last two weeks. But it's happening, the Chiefs are losing today. The irony is I'm a longtime Reid supporter, and if he was playing anybody else, I'd pick the Chiefs, if they beat us, I'm taking them over whoever from the NFC...
But he's losing today....Titans 33, Chiefs 30
