AP Source: Titans QB Locker Released From Hospital
A person familiar with the situation says Titans quarterback Jake Locker has been released after spending the night in a hospital after injuring his hip.
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A person familiar with the situation says Titans quarterback Jake Locker has been released after spending the night in a hospital after injuring his hip.
After a wild Week 3, seven undefeated teams remain.
The league-wide air raid continues. There have been 23 individual 300-yard performances through two weeks, tying an NFL record.
Flying pig skins filled the air in the opening weekend of NFL action. A record-setting 63 touchdown passes were thrown in Week 1. Here's my take on how Week 2 will play out.
It's here. It's finally here. The NFL is back!
Wide receivers in the NFL can either prosper greatly and make a big-time name for themselves or sit quietly in the background and move around from team to team. Kevin Walter is one of the few that has done both, and hopes to excel now with the Titans, since this may be his last chance.
Before Titans training camp even began, rookie linebacker Jonathan "Tig" Willard made headlines.
If the Tennessee Titans ever reach such a feat, running back Chris Johnson knows exactly what celebratory cigar he'll be smoking.
A 42-year-old former Tennessee Titans cheerleader has been arrested and charged with one count each of aggravated sexual battery and solicitation of a minor for child rape.
The NFL's plan of making Week 17 significant by scheduling 16 divisional games worked precisely as designed. The AFC is all set, with only the top four seeds to be determined. In the NFC, the East division title and the No. 6 seed are up for grabs. Here's how I think the regular season finale will play out.
Huge games in Seattle and Baltimore, and Adrian Peterson steps closer to history. Here's my take on how this weekend's action will shake out.
It's officially crunch time in the NFL, and Week 15 is chock-full of crucial games with playoff implications. Four current playoff teams in the NFC square off and there's a potential Super Bowl preview in Foxboro. Here's my take on how this weekend's action will shake out.
With five games remaining, playoff pretenders are starting to drop out and contenders are battling for position. Two bitter rivals meet in Baltimore, and a potential playoff matchup in Chicago headline Week 13 action. Here's my take on how the games will play out.
Week 10 features some intriguing matchups, none larger than the Sunday Night match-up at Soldier Field featuring two 7-1 squads.
Following the Bears 51-20 win over the Titans, the post game show on 670 The Score was the place to be for Bears fans.
Time offers the opportunity for perspective, so I thought it would be a good idea to wait each week to give my thoughts on the Bears game. The idea being that 24 hours allows for me to watch the game over and talk to a few more people. Hence, "The 24 Blog."
Count Titans owner Bud Adams among those less-than-thrilled with the play of his team against the Bears on Sunday.
The events of Sunday's game inspired the creation of Charles Tillman's Punch-Out.
Bears fans have been flocking to road games all season, but head coach Lovie Smith said the fan support during Sunday's 51-20 road win in Nashville was especially noticeable.
Congratulations to the Titans, on the comedy event of the fall. That was some performance. Not that the Bears didn't contribute, either. Or the broadcasters.
What should you watch for in Sunday's game against the Titans? As he does each week, 670 The Score's Laurence Holmes tells you in his video below!
Here are Jeff Joniak's "Keys to the Game" for the Bears as they head to Nashville this weekend to play the Titans,
Most expect the Bears to go into Nashville and get a win Sunday, but it's not unanimous.
The 3-5 Titans might be 3-point underdogs when they host the Bears on Sunday, but WBBM Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer says they're still a dangerous team.
Using NFL GameRewind's All-22 Coaches Film footage, I break down the Titans inside-zone running scheme.
