Not only are the Tennessee Titans football players getting ready for their season, the Titans cheerleaders are getting ready for the 2009 season by shooting their bikini calendar in Destin, Florida.
For those of you who desire visual proof, CLICK HERE to see some photos from Titansonline.com.
Former Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair has decided to retire after 13 seasons in the NFL.
A large crowd turned out to meet the Tennessee Titans Caravan Wednesday at the WKDZ studios.
Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan, Titans play-by-play announcer Mike Keith, Titans cheerleader Brooke Bailey, and T-Rac were on hand to sign autographs and have pictures made.
The Titans made available a team poster that had every player listed. Interestingly, Pacman Jones did not appear on the poster.
For more pictures from the caravan stop, visit the WKDZradio.com
Tennessee Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan will headline the Tennessee Titans caravan stop at WKDZ Wednesday at 11am. Finnegan, Titans' play by play announcer Mike Keith, and Titan mascot T-Rac will be on hand to sign autographs and pose for pictures.
Finnegan was a seventh round pick of the Titans in the 2006 draft out of Samford. He burst into the starting lineup and was part of the improved secondary last year.
Finnegan will be joined by former Titan receiver Kevin Dyson in later stops Wednesday in Clarksville and Madison. The caravan makes a stop today in Princeton at 3:30pm at King's Great Buys Plus. Titan lineman Jake Scott and former Titan tight end Frank Wycheck will make the stop in Princeton.
Last year, hundreds turned out at WKDZ to greet the caravan, headlined by Keith Bulluck and Robert Reynolds.
Titans Caravan 2008 will make a total of 50 stops over a span of 11 travel days. During the last decade, the Caravan has totaled over 530 stops, traveled approximately 45,000 miles, visited nearly 200 schools and shaken hands with over 100,000 fans. The number of autographs signed and pictures taken is estimated to be in the hundreds of thousands.
Titans Caravan began in 1998 as a small effort to spread goodwill through the region. The current Caravan includes six full-time staffers that travel with Titans players, broadcasters and T-Rac throughout the Mid-South on a specially-decorated motor coach from Premiere Transportation.
As expected, Tennessee defensive back and return specialist Adam "Pacman" Jones has been traded to the Dallas Cowboys for a fifth round pick, according to RotoTimes.com.
Jones fetched a fifth round pick from the Cowboys, according to the web site, which added that a press conference was scheduled for Monday Morning.
Calling it a "tough decision", Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Benji Olson retired today.
Olson, a fifth round pick out of Washington in 1998, suffered from back pain and couldn't make a go of it this year.
''He is the most consistent lineman I've ever coached,'' Offensive Line Coach Mike Munchak said a press conference this afternoon. ''He was a complete football player.''
Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher has brought back an old friend to run the offense for the Titans. Mike Heimerdinger, who formerly served as Titans OC, replaces Norm Chow, who was fired last week.
HERE is the transcript from the press conference announcing Heimerdinger as the new Titans OC
WSB-TV in Atlanta is reporting that that Tennessee Titans cornerback Pacman Jones allegedly punched a woman on January 3 in a North Atlanta strip club. And the woman whom he punched is a lawyer.
No word on whether Inky, Blinky, and Clyde were following Jones around the club that night.
The Tennessee Titans have fired offensive coordinator Norm Chow after three years and a lack of points scored.
For complete details, click on the ESPN.com story here.
Look for Chow to wind up back in the college ranks.
Even though the Titans have a playoff game this weekend vs. San Diego, it's never too early to look at the 2008 season.
Here are the teams coming to LP Field to play the Titans in 2008: Houston Texans (8-8), Indianapolis Colts (13-3), Jacksonville Jaguars (11-5), Cleveland Browns (10-6), Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6), New York Jets (4-12), Green Bay Packers (13-3), Minnesota Vikings (8-8)
Here is where Tennessee will travel to in 2008: Houston Texans (8-8), Indianapolis Colts (13-3), Jacksonville Jaguars (11-5), Baltimore Ravens (5-11), Cincinnati Bengals (7-9), Kansas City Chiefs (4-12), Chicago Bears (7-9), Detroit Lions (7-9)
The NFL uses a formula to match up teams based on their 2007 record and which division they are located. The official schedule will be released in the spring.
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