INDIANAPOLIS – These Titans are confounding, and they should be sick of it. Their most avid followers certainly are.
As good as Monday Night Football in Dallas was, as great as the win over New England was, for what seems to be a good segment of fans it’s simply not worth the accompanying letdown, which the team consistently provides good reason to feel is inevitable.
See Buffalo.
See Baltimore.
See Colts 38, Titans 10.
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