When these clubs met last year in Music City, the Titans captured a 31-14 victory as three-point home underdogs. White was seen stomping on a Terrible Towel at the end of the game, a move that angered the Steelers and certainly their fans. White has been talking trash this week, indicating that he’ll be doing the same thing Thursday night in Pittsburgh.
When these clubs met last year in Music City, the Titans captured a 31-14 victory as three-point home underdogs. White was seen stomping on a Terrible Towel at the end of the game, a move that angered the Steelers and certainly their fans. White has been talking trash this week, indicating that he’ll be doing the same thing Thursday night in Pittsburgh.
--The 'over' went 11-8 overall for the Steelers last season, 6-4 in their home games. The 'over' compiled a 5-1 mark in the six Pittsburgh home games that had a total in the 30s.
--The 'under' went 9-8 overall for the Titans in '08, but they saw it cash at a lucrative 6-2 clip in their road assignments.
--The Titans have won 50 of 52 games when leading after the third quarter on Fisher’s watch.
--Fisher is entering his 15th season as the head coach of the Titans (and formerly the Oilers). During his tenure, they are 5-6 in the playoffs.
--Tennessee went 6-2 ATS on the road in 2008. The Titans were road ‘dogs just once, winning 24-7 at Cincinnati in Week 2 as one-point puppies.
--In ’08, Pittsburgh posted a 6-4 spread record in 10 spots as a home ‘chalk.’
--The Steelers are 12-7 ATS in 19 games at Heinz Field on Tomlin’s watch.
--The 'over' went 11-8 overall for the Steelers last season, 6-4 in their home games. The 'over' compiled a 5-1 mark in the six Pittsburgh home games that had a total in the 30s.
--The 'under' went 9-8 overall for the Titans in '08, but they saw it cash at a lucrative 6-2 clip in their road assignments.
--The Titans have won 50 of 52 games when leading after the third quarter on Fisher’s watch.
--Fisher is entering his 15th season as the head coach of the Titans (and formerly the Oilers). During his tenure, they are 5-6 in the playoffs.
--Tennessee went 6-2 ATS on the road in 2008. The Titans were road ‘dogs just once, winning 24-7 at Cincinnati in Week 2 as one-point puppies.
--In ’08, Pittsburgh posted a 6-4 spread record in 10 spots as a home ‘chalk.’
--The Steelers are 12-7 ATS in 19 games at Heinz Field on Tomlin’s watch.
I think last years game between these teams is a little misleading. The Titans forced 5 fumbles (recovered two) and had two interceptions in that game which basically was the difference. They didn't run the ball that well, 31 carries-117 yards, good for an average of 3.8 yards per attempt. And I don't think the Titans will be able to control the clock in this game. In fact they didn't even control the clock in last year's game and the Steelers D should be even better this year. Plus that game was played in Tennessee. This game is in Pittsburgh, it's the first game of the year, the Steelers are coming off a Super Bowl win, and they're probably still a little pissed about losing to the Titans last year and watching them stomp, spit and blow their nose on the terrible towel.
As for Kerry Collins I wouldn't say he rarely makes mistakes. For his career he almost has a 50:50 td-int ratio (186-179) and his career passer rating is only 73.8. In 6 of the 15 years he's played he's thrown more interceptions than touchdowns. Last year was one of the top 3 seasons of his career and it wasn't even that good of a year (12 td's, 7 int's, 2,676 yards, 58.3% completion rate and a qb rating of 80.2).
And I don't know why you think Ben was out much of the preseason. He missed one game. But actually played more than expected in the others, especially when Tomlin's main goal was to keep the starters healthy throughout the preseason.
STEELERS & OVER FOR ME
I think the Titans and Kerry Collins fall off a little bit this year. It happens every year when a team that was good one year has a let down year the next and vice versa. The Titans are my choice for being the team that takes a step back this year.
I think last years game between these teams is a little misleading. The Titans forced 5 fumbles (recovered two) and had two interceptions in that game which basically was the difference. They didn't run the ball that well, 31 carries-117 yards, good for an average of 3.8 yards per attempt. And I don't think the Titans will be able to control the clock in this game. In fact they didn't even control the clock in last year's game and the Steelers D should be even better this year. Plus that game was played in Tennessee. This game is in Pittsburgh, it's the first game of the year, the Steelers are coming off a Super Bowl win, and they're probably still a little pissed about losing to the Titans last year and watching them stomp, spit and blow their nose on the terrible towel.
As for Kerry Collins I wouldn't say he rarely makes mistakes. For his career he almost has a 50:50 td-int ratio (186-179) and his career passer rating is only 73.8. In 6 of the 15 years he's played he's thrown more interceptions than touchdowns. Last year was one of the top 3 seasons of his career and it wasn't even that good of a year (12 td's, 7 int's, 2,676 yards, 58.3% completion rate and a qb rating of 80.2).
And I don't know why you think Ben was out much of the preseason. He missed one game. But actually played more than expected in the others, especially when Tomlin's main goal was to keep the starters healthy throughout the preseason.
STEELERS & OVER FOR ME
I think the Titans and Kerry Collins fall off a little bit this year. It happens every year when a team that was good one year has a let down year the next and vice versa. The Titans are my choice for being the team that takes a step back this year.
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