NASHVILLE, Tenn. – It’s time.
Are the 2020 Titans better top to bottom than last year’s version? We can’t say for sure.
A lot of roster movement was about replenishment more than improvement.
But Jadeveon Clowney was the big piece, expected to complete the team, a defensive disruptor.
With him on the roster, tacking on the ever-present caveat about injuries, there is no excuse for the Titans not to surpass the 9-7 record of the last four years and capture the AFC South crown.
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