At Tampa in the 2008 season. It was an ESPN game. The titans were up 24-22 and were trying to get a first down to seal the win, all McNair did was bust one for 71 yards and the win. It was him stepping up in a nationally televised game and leading his team to a big victory. I hated it when he went to the “hated Ravens” (not even relevant right now, and they are saying great things over there), it was tough to see him in those uniforms. I was glad to see him come back to Nashville after retiring and I think/hope he will be remembered as a Titan. Four years from now, when he is inducted into the Hall Fame, there won’t be a dry eye in the house! Thanks Steve McNair, for everything you did!

certainly better than I can muster right now. this is too sad.

Gotta preface this by saying I’m a Ravens fan here to share my memories.I know he meant so much to you, the titans fans.
This is the tribute the Ravens put on their site after he retired. http://www.baltimoreravens.com/News/McNair_Retires.aspx
There is a whole section on comments from the titans.
 By the way my favorite Mcnair Moment was the whole 2006 season. We were horrible the year before(6-10) and he took the team over and lead us to a 13-3 record and a playoff bye.We beat the hated Steelers twice 27-0 and 31-6.. Not to mention one of the many memorable games we’ve played was our 27-26 game that year at lp field where he the the winning td to mason. Again, my deepest condolonces to everyone, he only was a Raven for 2 years, but he left such a great mark.. Thanks for everything.
And yes, its not revelant that you’re the “hated Titans” were all football fans and we both had the privelege of seeing him play on our teams.

I’m only 19 years old so watching McNair, Frank Wycheck, Eddie George, and Jevon Kearse during that magical 1999 playoff run is what made me a die hard Titan today. I met Steve one time in my life at an advocare convention and he seemed like an extremely nice and humble man, and will be sorely missed.

My favorite Air McNair moment, was that final drive in the Super Bowl when he was breaking tackles all over the place and keeping our team alive with our legs. I was hooked from that moment on and have the late Steve McNair to thank for that..

This actually hurts. I absolutely loved watching this guy play the game. As I try to come up with the right words on my own blog, I find that this is all I can say.

Having grown up a 49ers fan and witnessing Steve Young’s ascension as a HOFer, McNair was the kind of player I came to admire and I would have loved to have seen him play in the red and gold. The same traits I admired about Young is what I admired about McNair: the tenacity, the style of play, uncanny intelligence to match his athleticism. So much is being said about him as a player since that we came to know him, but I hope that as his former colleagues speak about him, we’ll discover who the person truly was.

This is not only a sad day for Titans and Ravens fans, but all of us who have some sort of vested interest in the NFL.

And in such strange circumstances. Geez….

speechless… woke up, checked my twitter and this is the first thing i saw. i’m just looking at my mcnair jersey right now, the first titan jersey i bought, and i wish this is all just a bad nightmare and i’ll wake up again with steve mcnair still alive.

Steve and I a few years ago - >

Well Said.

+1

Im just a Chiefs fan visiting from AP to let you all know we are all hurtin with you guys…Lost an amazing ball-player and a great man.

Steve was one of the few players I really looked up to in the league as a guy who carried him self with class and he always seemed like an easy going guy as well with a smile usually on his face. I was honored as a Ravens fan to have such a leader as him QB our team with leadership and pride it was just unfortunate he couldn’t continue his winning ways with us the following season as well. Would have been nice to see him hopefully accept his HOF inductee but I’m sure he will be smiling down on us when he does. No matter the circumstances that become revealed from his death I will always have respect for a great football player who played the game the right way. I hope he had found peace and I wish his family well.

Whatever he involvement was with the case R.I.P to Ms. Kazemi and I wish her family well also.

Truth be told, one of the few quarterbacks that I did not like to see the Steelers have to play. Solid as a rock, and one of the most gutsy Quarterbacks ever to play.

He played the position how it should be played, with heart, strength and determination, was never afraid to get his hands dirty and get down in the mud. You had to eat hearty the week before playing this guy

RIP McNair…and I offer my condolences to his family, both his blood, and his family here at Music City Miracles….a great man has been lost

in Peace, Steve.

We only had you for two years, but you gave us one heck of a 13-3 season. I am sure many of you in Nashville are still in shock. Our prayers and condolences go out to Steve’s family and fans.