A Football Show: What the Titans Can Learn From the Eagles

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- What can the Titans learn from the Eagles' championship performance and season?

It's not a bad thing to compare the team you cover to the team that wins it all, even when the gap is a mile. The 3-14 Titans are a long, long way from the 18-3 Eagles. Following Philadelphia's model starts in the trenches.

Braden Gall and I discussed that in Monday's edition of "A Football Show."

We also discussed how the Titans can approach building something that might, at times, resemble the Eagles' pass rush, what position might have to be sacrificed if the Titans thoroughly address some others, the value of Cam Ward in the draft and the new shape of the Hall of Fame selection process, which produced just a four-man class.

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