‘Good push off:’ How the Titans are preparing for DeAndre Hopkins
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In a 56-14 embarrassment in Houston on Oct. 1, DeAndre Hopkins pushed the Titans around en route to 10 catches for 107 yards and a touchdown.
He’s easily the most dangerous guy on the version of the Texans that will be at Nissan Stadium Sunday.
“We’re trying to simulate it as much as possible, the physical part of it, and get as much of a good look in practice as we can,” Mike Mularkey said. “Plus we’ve played him, these guys know him well enough. It’s a physical matchup.
“One thing he does… I think they’ve got the most pass interference calls against them in the league, and they’ve got the second-most holding calls in the league against the opponents against him. It’s a tough challenge covering him.”
A guy you may never have heard of is a big part of getting the Titans ready for Hopkins.
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