NASHVILLE, Tenn. – We’ve raved and raved about the Titans’ plug-and-play ability.
But boy does it slant to one side of the ball when it comes to production.
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Sunday in the overtime loss to Kansas City, relatively new players on defense were significant contributors to a major defensive effort. Not so with the offense.
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