The_Philster
06-21-2003, 07:27 AM
Just one victory shy in 2002 of advancing to the Super Bowl for a second time in four seasons, the Tennessee Titans remain contenders to go deep into the playoffs again this year, but it seems that the path is being made more difficult by an offseason that has been marked by more than a few potholes.
In a city made famous by the Grand Ol' Opry, things haven't quite turned into the soap opera some observers contend they have, but the Titans obviously have some issues that will need to be addressed before they begin the regular season with a prime-time rematch of the '02 AFC championship game against the Oakland Raiders. Fortunately, the Titans have one of the league's best front offices, captained by team president Jeff Diamond and by general manager Floyd Reese, and highly-respected head coach Jeff Fisher....
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In a city made famous by the Grand Ol' Opry, things haven't quite turned into the soap opera some observers contend they have, but the Titans obviously have some issues that will need to be addressed before they begin the regular season with a prime-time rematch of the '02 AFC championship game against the Oakland Raiders. Fortunately, the Titans have one of the league's best front offices, captained by team president Jeff Diamond and by general manager Floyd Reese, and highly-respected head coach Jeff Fisher....
more (http://espn.go.com/nfl/columns/pasquarelli_len/1570923.html)