Mostly because of all the positive things we’re hearing out of the coaches this offseason. Fisher’s comments about Vince last year after “the episode” weren’t exactly positive. They weren’t negative, but it was more of “Vince needs to learn and grow up” kind of statements.

Contrast that to this offseason:

“He’s been here just about every day and he’s having a great offseason. That’s really the only thing that’s important to me. I would expect everyone on our football team to want to start. You need that attitude. I think he may have been led on a little bit in the interview, but I’m not paying attention to it, he knows there is no potential for us to move him and I am not backing down off of what I said at the end of that ball game or the Monday or Tuesday after Jacksonville, Kerry [Collins] is our starter but Vince is eventually going to be our starting quarterback and the quarterback we drafted him to be, period.’’

That kills both topics for the time being…in my eyes at least. And, I know Fish is notorious for coach speak, but he wasn’t exactly supportive of Pacman. Or Billy Volek.

Supporting Vince/calling him your future starter, and diverting a question are two different things. Fisher has clearly said time and time again that Vince will start in the future for the Titans. I believe him.