The Tennessee Titans are going to the AFC Championship, and after I scolded Mike Vrabel early in the season, he has proven me wrong.
When the Tennessee Titans hiredMike Vrabel, I was a bit disappointed in the hire. Early this season, the Titans were sitting at 2-4, and I was ready for the entire coaching staff to be fired.
It looked like all of the coaches were incompetent and didn’t know how to manage talent. I even wrote about it two months ago. You can look back at what used to behere.
I’m here to eat my crow today as I was proven completely wrong on Vrabel and the coaching staff, but I still stand by myMarcus Mariotacomments.
All the Titans needed were a change at quarterback, and before I wrote that article, I had advocated forRyan Tannehillto take over as the starting quarterback. I did not have faith in the coaching staff to make the right call, and if they did, I didn’t think they could develop Tannehill.
I wasn’t the only one, either. A lot of Titans fans were upset too, and there were even some players frustrated.
Delanie Walker even showed his frustration in atweetwhere he commented under one of the Titans’ tweets.
After everything that has happened, I come to you today to say I was thankfully proven dead wrong, and it looks like Meathead Mario can, for the most part, coach a football team successfully in the NFL.
It looks like now that the offense wasn’t necessarily all of the coaching staff’s fault, but a lot of the blame is on Marcus Mariota.
Now in a wild turn of events over the past two months, the Titans are preparing to the AFC Championship after upsetting the greatest quarterback of all-time and this year’s MVP.
The Titans will play the winner of the Texans-Chiefs AFC Divisional Round game, and no matter who the Titans face, I think they could beat them. All I ask is that Vrabel keeps proving me wrong.
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