Houston hosts the Tennessee Titans this weekend in Week 12 with the 2010 NFL season. The Tennessee Titans return to their birthplace November 28th to battle the team that replaced them in Houston, the Houston Texans. Vince Young has been inconsistent as the quarterback for the Tennessee Titans and there has been a definite indecisiveness on Jeff Fisher’s part with regard towards the quarterback position.
The Houston Texans have struggled all season on both sides of the ball. The optimism that grew from their opening game trouncing from the Indianapolis Colts has easily been erased. Their defense has given up large plays at important moments as well as the offense is lacking the explosiveness of final season. The Houston Texans defense folded like low-priced tents on the New York Jets final 50 second drive at the end of their final game and that loss may be a difficult one to put behind them.
When Randy Moss arrived in Tennessee there was unbridled optimism from all involved. The Titans then promptly went out and lost for the Miami Dolphins and Moss only had one catch for seven yards. The focus of this offense must still be a ground and pound offense featuring star operating back Chris Johnson.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Vince Young has now been benched by coach Jeff Fisher for his tirades and rantings at the end in the Tennessee Titans loss to the Washington Redskins.
The new Tennessee Titans quarterback shall be rookie Rusty Smith and suddenly the Tennessee Titans have gone from contenders to pretenders in the span of just two games, confusing sportsbook odds makers. This may possibly give gamblers a winning benefit this weekend. Randy Moss has played with this team for two games. Originate from that what you’ll.
The Houston Texans defense has struggled to put it mildly. They are second in the NFL in most total yards given up and they may be the only team within the NFL that’s giving up over 300 yards passing per game. This is truly a marked improvement more than their prior typical of over 325 yards given up per game.