WEEKEND MAILBAG: JIM WYATT RESPONDS TO FANS’ QUERIES ABOUT THE TITANS WHILE HEAD COACH INTERVIEWS PROCEED

Nashville Nine applicants have already participated in interviews for the Tennessee Titans’ open head coaching position.

The team is planning to conduct further interviews in order to find Mike Vrabel’s replacement.

The mailbag is full of questions and comments that keep coming in.

Now let’s examine the most recent batch.Kentucky native Rick Smith
As usual, Jim, I hope everything is going well for you and your family. Jim Since I don’t always share your viewpoints, I think this is the greatest platform currently available. Although I enjoy a good disagreement, you are spot on after reading the last three mailbags. These men no longer wear leather helmets, and I’m so sick of hearing catchphrases like “hard nose, smash mouth, punch you in the face,” etc. Vrabel was not a “great coach.” Though you must be quite physically strong to play in the NFL, the game is mainly about intelligence and skill. Though we have the most injuries of any NFL team over the past three years, the Titans have a reputation for being a tough club.consecutively. For instance, although I enjoy Levis, he won’t last long if he continues to take hits on runs the way he does. Instead, he will slide and survive for another play. I was pondering the current number of players on the Titans.would start for a winning team, and I listed the following five: DHop, Stonehouse, Derrick Henry (who I believe they will bring back), Jeffrey Simmons, and Harold Landry. With the exception of Levis, Spears, and Skoronski, the remainder of the team is either below average or mediocre at best. The Titans select mediocre or below average players and keep them around for much too long. The latest being Dillard, Daly, and