With all the offensive hope, for right now the Titans are a defensive team

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- WIth Mike Vrabel and then Matt LaFleur, the Titans are supposed to finally make a jump into the modern NFL and show us some of that offense that's popped up in Los Angeles and Kansas City and New Orleans and Pittsburgh.IMG 5053

Not yet, though.

Just about every time I've gotten excited about a good Titans' team being on the verge of becoming an offensive team, it's the defense that's been the more notable unit.

I still think it'll wind up being different this time. But right now, the Titans are clearly a defensive team. 

My video report from the field:

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