NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Some players got older and that can certainly be a factor in reduced production. Injuries are the same.
But let’s set aside Brian Orakpo and DeMarco Murray where age and or injury can be at play.
Let’s side aside the Titans six rookies, the other 13 newcomers to the roster and the kicker and punter who are having great seasons.
Of the other 32 guys, who’s gotten better in a way we can see in games?
I don’t think it’s unfair to say only two guys fit the bill:
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