Thoughts On The Titans' Unpadded Pass Rush And Practice Notes
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Friday the Titans' pass rush was a major force. Saturday it was a bit less so.
That’s how training camp back-and-forth often works.
But it’s no shock that Tennessee’s defensive front, a team strength, had an overall upper hand over the offensive line, which may very well remain a team weakness but is at the very least in the early stages of figuring itself out.
How much do “sacks” – getting near the red-shorted quarterback and peeling off -- in the first three non-padded practices of camp really mean?
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