the Colts are holding their own better than most people thought.  I had a feeling they were going to show up today.  I hate them.

May have sealed it.

One game out of first!

But it feels good to be one game out of 1st. Our last game of the year against the Colts may be for the Divison.

The Titans would have a chance against the Pats.  Our D-Line would have owned theirs in that game.  But that deep pass to Randy Moss is tough to defend.

BTW:

VY - 2 INTs
Tom Brady - 2 INTs
Manning - 2 INTs

I'm telling you, the problem the Titans have is that their receivers aren't adjusting to the long balls very well.

 Cmon Danno  You are comparing Youngs interceptions to Manning and Brady??  Brady and Manning both threw the ball a lot more times yesterday than Young. Plus the int were tips, not obvious bad passes.
 Vince Young cannot throw the ball long accurately, that is the problem, the Titan receivers are fine.  No they are not Randy Moss or Wes Welker, but the Pats won prior super bowls without those guys.  If you have a guy that can deliver the ball on target downfield almost any NFL receiver can go get it.
  Moss is arguably the best NFL receiver, but the Vikings didnt win a Super Bowl with him.
  Now he is at the Patriots and making a lot more noise because he has a terriffic quarterback tossing it.
  Young does not have what it takes to be a good passing quarterback and that is the bottom line.  Even if Young had Moss to throw to it wouldnt make much difference.

...Randy Moss is the best receiver in the NFL this year.  But on VY's first interception, the cause was that Brandon Jones quit on the route whereas the CB didn't.  It was the same type of play that Pac Man made on one of the Giants' receivers last year.  And on the second INT, the receiver stood in the end zone like a statue while the CB went and got the ball.  Neither of those were terrific throws, but both were catchable, playable balls.

Look, both Manning and Brady threw it up long last night, and both had both success and failure that way.  But they both have playmakers that VY just does not have.  And you're sitting there calling him a goat, but in truth, those are plays that Justin McCareins and maybe even Drew Bennett would have made.  And Ben Troupe's drop was ridiculous.

I'm not saying that Vince is as good as either Brady or Manning, but he's as good as Eli Manning was in Eli's second season and that's without half the down-field weapons that Eli had.  Moreover, VY has yet to cost his team a win, and at least if the passing game isn't working, he can still run.

Seriously, people are throwing VY under the bus, but he only has so much control.  Once the ball is in the air, either team can go get it.  We saw that yesterday, and not just in the Titans' game.  

Right now, the Titans' receivers just aren't doing what they need to do.  And it's in that that the pre-season picks on this team were right.  Save for the short stuff to either the TEs or RBs and the occasional end-around, this team has NO playmakers in the passing game.  With a not-yet-complete QB, that's a very serious problem.

I beleive Scaiffe is a decent receiver. He turned a short pass into a approximately 25 yard play on third and long.  What more do you want?

 Moss is the best receiver around, as I said earlier.  However, how many superbowls did the Pats win without him?  Plenty.  They did it with rather ordinary guys that got the job done.
Now you want a Randy Moss and another top pick to cover up for Vince Youngs mistakes?  Randy Moss just enhances the fact that Brady is that good.  Scaife is good, Troupe is not real great.
  The Titans have one of the best defenses and THEY are the reason along with Bironas the team is 6 and 2.  The patriots would absolutely shred the Titans if it came down to it.  The Titan defense would slow the ground game but the passing game would roll and Brady would be the MVP.  If the pats lost Brady to injury then they would be in trouble, he is that important to the team.  Vince Young is not proving to be a key player.  Like Merrel Hoge said, "Fisher is trying to hide the quarterback."