Amid championship-game penalty talk, a look at what the Titans did, and didn't do
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – With the giant no-call in the NFC Championship Game doing its share to help the Rams to the Super Bowl, officiating and penalties will be the primary conversation Monday.
That got me thinking about what the Titans did and did not do in the penalty department in 2018.
We probably did not praise them enough for being the least penalized team in the NFL. With 82 penalties. Carolina and Minnesota were the second-least penalized teams, and they finished with 92. That’s a significant gap.
From combing through the excellent web site nflpenalties.com, here are some nuggets that surprised me about the Titans.
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