Apparently VY refused to speak to the Nashville media after the Lions game, but did speak to a reporter from Westwood One. That’s not going to win VY any supporters and makes him look like a baby.

Give me a break. A baby? So the media is entitled to interviews after every player after every game? Is it really that black and white? Consider that it was Thanksgiving Day. Maybe he was in a rush to be with his family. There are a whole number of explanations. We don’t have one, but, frankly, shouldn’t need one. But to draw the conclusion that he is a “baby” based on:

Young declined interview requests from the Nashville media in attendance at the game, instead choosing only to speak in generalities to a radio reporter from Westwood One.

You’re better than that. Leave those sort of kneejerk reactions to Peter King.

I don’t agree with a lot of this article. Especially…

Now Young is the forgotten star.

I’ve never seen a back up talked about more than Vince.

However, I do agree with one thing:

On Sunday, Young watched Brett Favre outplay Kerry Collins as the Jets convincingly snapped Tennessee’s unbeaten streak, 34-13. Among other things, the loss may be a signal to Tennessee that as the water gets deeper, the Titans may need less of a manager at quarterback and more of a playmaker.

At this point, I think it’s clear that KC is the starter. No one should question that. But, after we’ve clinched the playoffs (crosses fingers), it’s time to consider giving VY some playing time. If we find ourselves in another NYJ situation, the coaching staff needs to be prepared to put in VY for a few series to see if he can spark the offense. Gameplanning for KC vs. VY are two ENTIRELY different things. Bringing him in throws a big curve ball to the defense. As the writer points out, there are no other quarterbacks that play like VY in the NFL anymore. I’d hope at this point Vince could get 6-8 snaps a game without stirring up controversy.

Wow, what a discussion over something so small.

He didn’t talk to some reporters. Obviously those reporters will get angry and make him “pay” by ripping him. I think that’s it. I mean, who gets mad that a QB who played in mop-up duty didn’t talk? Really? Is this a big deal?

I’m a big VY fan. And it saddens me to see that the love of football, which made him great, seems to have left him. He will never be great again unless he gets that back. You heard me right: It wasn’t just his talent that made him great, but his love of the game and his will to win. You remember it his rookie year, right?

But for now, I don’t think throwing him in there in packages is a good idea. Collins isn’t lighting up the scoreboard but he’s doing his job. They have one loss. That was the pro-Vince argument, right? Don’t change it if the Titans are winning, and they went 10-6 last year. Well, now they’re 11-1, and it’s only fair and reasonable to let Collins continue.

I think VY’s “best” is better than Collins’ “best.” But his worst is also much lower. A team like the Titans, with a killer D and a consistent run game, arguably does not need to “risk” putting in a QB that will give them both great plays and big mistakes (similar to Favre and Romo). They need a QB who will be a steady hand.

If the Titans are facing a big game and they desperately need an offensive spark, then I can see Fisher sticking in Vince. Otherwise, even though I love Vince, it’s just not a good idea to throw him in there just for the sake of changing pace. It’s not fair to Vince either, because half of the world will be expecting him to pull a rabbit out of his hat in that situation and will rip him if he doesn’t.