Scout's Take: How the Ravens played into the Titans' hands
BY BLAKE BEDDINGFIELD, special correspondent
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- This was a game of who wanted it the most.
The Titans proved that they wanted the game more than the Ravens. Jonathon Ogden, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed would be embarrassed by the Ravens' lack of “want to” at the end of the game.
The Titans started hot again on offense for the second week in a row.
They did a good job on offense of exposing players like cornerback Marcus Peters that weren’t’ playing their best games.
I thought the Titans’ ability to play-action pulled the Ravens’ linebackers into the line of scrimmage. The inability of the linebackers to read the formations and down and distances really opened up the middle of the field for the Titans’ receivers and also kept the pressure off Ryan Tannehill.
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