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Titans receiver Justin Gage looked like he was climbing a building last Sunday when he made a leaping catch against the 49ers.

Vince Young has yet to turn the ball over, Chris Johnson keeps running past defenders and Tennessee now has two straight wins.

Roughly 14 months ago, Titans quarterback Vince Young left LP Field on a cart, his body battered and ego bruised after being knocked out of the 2008 season opener against the Jaguars.

NFL Preview - Tennessee At San Francisco POSTED: 6:21 pm CST November 5, 2009 By Shawn Clarke, Contributing NFL Editor -- - Chris Johnson continues to live in the shadows of Adrian Peterson as the NFL's best running back, but the league's current leading rusher has earned a few headlines of his own for the Tennessee Titans.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Titans are showing life and Vince Young has provided just the spark they were hoping for.

The Titans are looking at their options for a return man again because Mark Jones has a left hamstring injury.

Anyone looking to start a hardware store might want to begin their journey wearing scuba gear in the Cumberland River.

Maurice Jones-Drew, who scored on an 80-yard run in the second quarter, found the end zone from 79-yards on the first play of the third quarter and the Titans and Jaguars are tied at 13-13 early in the third quarter.

In switching quarterbacks this week, the Titans also changed styles. They went from a pocket passer in Kerry Collins to a more mobile player in Vince Young.

Tennessee running back Javon Ringer watched practice Thursday after a night spent in a hospital with an injured back, and coach Jeff Fisher says they are optimistic the rookie won't miss a lot of time.

They rank among the best players to ever get drafted in the third round by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The bye week couldn't have come at a better time for the Titans. It allowed most players a chance to get out of town and escape the misery of a 0-6 start.

Let me just get this straight. Gary Estwick's column Oct. 16 describes what might be wrong with the lame passing game the Titans have.

The NFL used to believe that all teams are created equal, but those days are long gone.

To say that Darius Butler had an emotional day Sunday is a huge understatement. The first thing the Patriots rookie cornerback did when he woke up was check his phone.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky Just scrolled through some wide receiver numbers provided by ESPN Stats & Information.

On paper, the Tennessee run game is as productive as ever - if you measure yards and not touchdowns or wins.

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.

By Tony Moss, NFL Editor -- - The schedule-makers have done the Tennessee Titans no favors in helping them pull out of their surprisingly winless start to the 2009 season.

The Tennessee Titans have gone from a 10-0 start and the NFL's best record to becoming one of the league's last winless teams.