The Tennessee Titans are 0-4 for the SECOND consecutive season — and at this point, there are no more excuses.
On this episode of Bleav in Titans, we break down just how concerning this 0-4 start really is and whether this team has actually shown enough improvement to give fans reason for optimism.
The Titans' offense is playing better, and Cam Ward has statistically improved compared to his first four games last season. But improvement doesn't erase the results. With this much talent on the roster, the Titans simply shouldn't be 0-4 — and the schedule can't be used as an excuse.
We also discuss why the coaching staff and Titans' front office have to be held accountable for the team's continued struggles. Are the people making the decisions actually facing enough pressure to turn this franchise around?
Plus, it's time to go From The Vault as we revisit one of the greatest comebacks in current Nissan Stadium history: the Titans overcoming a 21-point deficit against the New York Giants in Week 12 of the 2006 season. We'll look back at how that improbable comeback unfolded and why it remains one of the most memorable games in Titans history.
On this episode:
Titans start 0-4 for the second straight year
Is 0-4 really as bad as it looks?
Cam Ward's statistical improvement
Why improvement isn't an excuse for losing
The Titans have too much talent to be 0-4
Why the schedule isn't the problem
Coaching and front-office accountability
Who should ultimately be held responsible?
From The Vault: Titans' incredible 21-point comeback vs. the Giants in 2006
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