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The Tennessee Titans began the season with high expectations and hopes of repeating as AFC South Champions and why not? They were 13-3, the best record in the NFL in 2008 and had everybody returning.

Running back Chris Johnson looked dead in the water, and for a while on Sunday, so did the Titans.

What in the world has gotten into 49ers TE Vernon Davis , who all of the sudden has turned into God's gift as a fantasy tight end? Davis is on pace for a whopping 16 TDs, seven more than he managed in his first three years combined.

In praise of Randall 's 'Rebel' What a pity that Mr. Martin chose to fire off his scathing criticism of Alice Randall's stirring new novel Rebel Yell after reading about three paragraphs .

From his Galleria-area office, Titans owner Bud Adams ordered quarterback Vince Young back into the starting lineup for Sunday's game against Jacksonville.

Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher declined to share the snap distribution of his quarterbacks at practice Wednesday, saying he'd reveal his plan for the position Thursday after practice.

Where do they go from here? Last week it appeared the Titans had hit rock bottom in their rather ugly setback to the Colts at home.

Talk about a fall from grace. A year ago at this time, the Tennessee Titans were 6-0 and on their way to a league-best 13-3 record.

Easing the pain of the worst NFL loss since 1976 usually involves playing again as quickly as possible.

With a 300-yard game against the Rams, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning would set an NFL record.

Titans Coach Jeff Fisher thought putting on a Peyton Manning jersey was funny, but plenty of fans found the stunt to be anything but a laughing matter.

Six weeks ago, the Titans had such high hopes. Then came a disappointing loss at Pittsburgh in the season opener, followed by five more losses.

From 0-1 to 0-and-deep-sixed, the default sound byte in the Tennessee Titans' locker room this year has been some mild variation of "We move on," an empty mantra that fills the otherwise stunned silence of their precipitous fall from grace.

After Sunday, who knows, Elvis may, indeed, be alive. This was just incredible. What's next? After the New England Patriot 59-0 somebody ought to investigate: a.) the competency of all weather forecasters in the New England region; and b.) the intestinal fortitude of those who play for the alleged National Football League franchise in Tennessee.

And those were the hapless Tennessee Titans fans are beginning to expect. Brady threw six touchdown passes - five in one quarter, an NFL mark - and the Patriots sent the Titans plummeting to a new low in their winless season with a 59-0 win on a snowy Sunday.

The students of John F. Kennedy Middle School had no idea what was in store for them when they gathered in the school gym on what was supposed to have been a typical Tuesday morning.

Titans receiver Nate Washington recently met with offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger to talk about the team's passing attack, which includes a revamped group of wideouts.

Titans defensive end Jevon Kearse suffered a foot injury midway through Thursday's practice and did not return.

Peyton Manning versus the worst passing defense in the league -- this one was just too easy to call.

Trying to match field goals against Peyton Manning's touchdown passes never works.