Tennessee Titans

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Over the weekend, a report from Mike Silver and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network on the state of the Titans said that running back Chris Johnson was “almost certainly gone after this season.”

It wasn’t a shocking nugget of information. Johnson is set to make $8 million next season and his production — 820 rushing yards and 3.8 yards per carry — isn’t at the same level as that salary. As Mike Florio pointed out on Tuesday, however, there are a lot of decisions to make in Tennessee and the decision on Johnson will almost certainly wait until the team’s decided on their coach and General Manager for 2014 and beyond.

Titans president and CEO Tommy Smith will be the man pulling the trigger on those decisions and he’s agonizing over what to do with coach Mike Munchak, which may help explain why he says that any talk of Johnson leaving the team is “premature” and that the team needs to make better use of the running back.

“Chris has done nothing but what he’s been asked to do there. He suits up and he plays every game. I think they need to figure out how to use him and his skill set better, but he has been a good teammate and a good player,” Smith said, via Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean. “Chris, like every player, we are looking at all of them. … We are evaluating each and every position on this team, and we are only going to keep players we think will contribute and earn their keep.”

If Munchak does stay as coach, it’s hard to imagine that he’s suddenly going to “figure out how to use him and his skill set better” since he hasn’t been able to figure it out after 45 games with Johnson on the roster. How that factors into Smith’s ultimate decision is one of many questions that the Titans will answer once the offseason rolls around.

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Na svu srecu izvukli smo se nekaznjeno

Svaka cast vama vi ste 9-5   ...stvarno bi bila steda ta ne odete u PO...a o Titans-ima cemo nekom drugom prilikom  

Samo da se zavrsi ova sezona   

 ....mnogo jaki ovi Titans-i razbise  .... 

titansi nit smrde nit mirišu.

Dr. nemoj da si na kraj srca.  

totalno bezlična ekipa. da imaju talenta imaju ali šta vredi kada su osakaćeni odlaskom prezidenta

Mogao i bi HC da se zameni posle ove sezone...nema covek nikakve rezultate za ove tri godine, a ove godine su poprilicno para sprcali na FA i opet nista.

Mora nesto da se menja  

imam utisak da ce HC Tenesija zahvatiti crni ponedeljak.

Ocekivao sam vise od Tenesija, ali kada CJ nije bio za k... na pocetku sezone
Resice se Brita na kraju sezone, malo doterati linije i mogu biti jako ozbiljna ekipa

Iskreno, ne mogu oni biti toliko ozbiljna ekipa koliko će AFC South biti ozbiljna divizija naredne sezone, Sa Hjustonom koji će dohvatiti prvog pika i zalečiti sve rane, Indijanopolisom standardno dobrim i Jaguarima kojima prognoziram pravu renesansu naredne sezone.

Hjuston je isti onaj od prosle seozne kada su bili kandidati za SB.
Nema oni sta previse da traze sa tim prvim pikom... po meni su njihovi najveci problemi bile povrede i rukovodjenje timom

Tenesi ima fin kostur ekipe, dobre WR, dobrog TE-a i dobre RB
OL malo da se pojaca i mogu biti nezgodan protivnik svakome

QB je pitanje nad pitanjima. Locker nije los ali taj ne moze ostati zdrav ni posle seksa sa devojkom tako da je prava muka u Tenesiju. sta reci o Britu a da covek ne zaplace.

Brit ce doci za kikiriki kod nas sledece sezone da pokusa da spasi svoju karijeru

dr.dule ::Locker nije los ali taj ne moze ostati zdrav ni posle seksa sa devojkom

         

The Titans have plenty of decisions to make this offseason, including one about running back Chris Johnson’s future with the team.

Reports earlier this month indicated that the Titans have decided to move on without Johnson, who is set to make $8 million next season, although they were quickly shot down as premature by CEO Tommy Smith. The discussion will be coming after a year that has seen Johnson rush for 3.8 yards per carry, leaving him in need of 50 yards in Week 17 for a sixth-straight 1,000-yard season.

Johnson, who has never been shy about finding external reasons for his struggles, said that he thinks that his results this season have been a “team effort.” As a result, there’s “no way” he’d consider a pay cut for next season although he would consider restructuring his deal without giving money back. If the Titans were insistent, then Johnson says he’s confident he’ll find another job without much trouble.

“I don’t think I’ll be out of work long,” Johnson said, via the Tennessean. “There’s nothing I can do about it. At the end of the day I’ve had a great time here and I appreciate all they have done for me. … I think it would be sad on both parts, but being in this league for so long I understand there is a business side of it.”

Even if he’s not wrong about the struggles of the running game being a team effort, Johnson also hasn’t spent the last few years showing he’s a back worth paying $8 million a season. That may complicate his return to Tennessee next season if he insists on sticking with that salary.

Imaju Titans-i mnogo vecih problema od CJ i njegove plate...