Vince Young News

Nate Washington #85 of the Tennessee Titans celebrates with Kenny Britt #18 after scoring a touchdown against the Buffalo Bills in their NFL game at LP Field on November 15, 2009 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Have you thought about what a huge, devastating defeat that would be for the Texans? This probably isn't the biggest game they've ever played if they win it.

One note before I start my Friday column: My sympathies -- and I'm sure everyone who reads this will echo my sentiments -- to the family of Chris Spielman this morning.

The Texans attempted to work Jacoby Jones back into his regular practice regimen Thursday, but they did so with very limited success.

Being a Houstonian requires a high level of tolerance. They have to put up with the bugs, the traffic and the humidity, among other things, to the point where the city launched a promotional campaign five years ago called "Houston: It's Worth It." The slogan's true.

While the Houston Texans emerge from their bye week firmly in the hunt for the first playoff berth in franchise history, their next opponent is already relishing its role as a spoiler.

Here is my reasoning... Recently Jeff Fisher attended a charity event that recognized former head coach Tony Dungy.

Originally published November 12, 2009 at 1:18 p.m., updated November 12, 2009 at 1:22 p.m. OPENING LINE a ' Titans by 6 RECORD VS.

Ryans, the Texans ' outstanding middle linebacker, is having a Pro Bowl-type season.

The moment every Titans fan expected finally happened, and they couldn't wait to see how Vince Young reacted.

The Titans couldn't do anything right during an 0-6 start. Now they've won three straight and look like the team everyone expected them to be at the start of the season.

If an 86-year-old regular Joe flips somebody off, he's senile. If an 86-year-old millionaire does it, he's eccentric.

So he'll be back on the offensive line so they'll get"... [ 2:21 ] ..." little more cautious they have more bodies it was Steve Johnson and Josh Reed .

And never the twain shall meet. Unless you're the Tennessee Titans. Bud Adams has spoken.

Dick Jauron was fired by Buffalo on Tuesday with the Bills off to a 3-6 start and among the lowest scoring teams in the NFL.

Titans secured a blowout win. But before Bud Adams used his finger, he had forgotten that Roger Goodell himself was at the game.

Titans head coach Jeff Fisher became the 10th head coach in NFL history to reach 250 career games with one team.

Listen to the Tennessee Titans talk, and it's clear their swagger is back. So what if they're 3-6? Chris Johnson talks about Tennessee winning out after an 0-6 start.

Sure enough, there's a pulse in the Tennessee Titans. After an 0-6 start, they are starting to come back to life.

What was the lesson that Watergate taught us, class? That's right: Follow the money.