Peyton Manning to Broncos

i believe it, there's no way he would want to go to Tenn because they have crap for a team

 

I agree, but think the gap is negligible. Well, was negligible.

 

Snake, predict the number of titans wins. Go.

 

But Clay Travis sad it was a lock for the Titans.

 

[uck fay] the broncos

 

Titans should have fought harder to get Fulmer to interview them last year when Fisher departed.

 

It's really hilarious to see the Titans fans that act like they didn't want one of the greatest QBs of all time on their roster.

 

Go Vols, I mean Broncos.

 

I know it was a joke. I don't wear my feelings on my sleeve. My opinion means nothing, but I think he picked the worst offensive team out of those that were wooing him. They can make some moves in FA and the draft, but not a ton of big time talent available. On the flip side, Manning makes everyone around him better. I did want to see him go to the Titans- not because I'm a rabid Titans fan, but for sentimental reasons. Add the fact that I would have had a much better shot at being able to go see him in my 1st pro football game. Yes, I have never attended a pro game....

 

Yep.

 

Serious question, I know why us East and Northeast Tennessee folks hate the Oilers. But what about you central time-zoners? Any other reasons other than you had previous loyalties?

 

Why do east tennesseeans hate the titans? I'm from east tennessee and this is news to me. All non-titans fans i have encountered are just bandwagon fans of other teams for various convoluted reasons that could logically make them AIDS fans too

 

Well, before the Titans were in Tennessee the TV networks already carved up the viewing audience. It's why you find a lot of Bengals and Redskins fans in this area, and to a lesser extent Falcons depending on where you live. And if you grew up in say the Tri Cities, you are closer to the Panthers than the Titans. And then one day you sit down to watch the team who always was on, or maybe the game of the week, and you see the Titans battle the Arizona Cardinals.

But that is even a minor point. I think it was a huge mistake not to put the training camp in Johnson City when there was talk of that. The Titans became a regional team at that point in a state that has been for its history geographically, politically, and racially fractured. This is overstating a bit but at its core this is true. I also only know one person ONE! I swear it... in East Tennessee who actually claims to be a Titans fan. And hundreds more who loathe them. Not saying it's right but that's how it looks from my front porch.

 

I will comment on this later, but the reasons are many.

 

no idea how many games the titans win, but lets be real. Broncos > Titans. Sure there are some offensive weapons on the titans, but idk, they never seem to get their s**t straight

 

I don't hate the Titans, I just don't care about them.

 

VFL, I see.

 

I can't get over how Titans fans actually believe they're on the cusp of being an elite team. Listening to them, you'd think they're one draft pick away from winning Super Bowls every year.

 

I was a huge fan of Barry Sanders. I loved watching Mike Singletary play. I like watching Jerome Bettis and Ray Lewis. I'm not necessarily a fan of any one NFL team.

I never paid any attention to the Oilers and once I did, I quickly figured out Eddie George was a gigantic vag.

 

This doesn't really make sense to me. You're saying that a thing every fanbase would do is why you hate the Titans, do you hate all teams?