NASHVILLE, Tenn. – When the Titans stalled in 2016, they’d occasionally jump into no-huddle.
It served as a change-of-pace for the offense, often jump-starting things. The Titans could dictate some matchups by not substituting, thereby not allowing an opponent to substitute.
But in 2017, no-huddling has been hard to find outside of 2-minute drills and faster play dictated by a big deficit. The Titans did it a bit against the Ravens on Nov. 5 coming out of their bye.
That was cause for optimism. Maybe their bye-week review prompted them to go back to it?
Mike Mularkey said film showed the Ravens were susceptible to it.
We haven’t seen it since.
