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Assuming they go on to win the Super Bowl, how does 2019 Tennessee compare to 2007/2011 New York Giants


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10 hours ago, valkrei said:

you mean like a receiver catching the ball on his helmet good? Not going to happen.  Also team is one dimensional, stop the run and game over..

A lot easier said then done.... and Tannehill isn’t some bum and neither are the receivers. Before the playoffs started, Tannehill was putting up some incredible numbers. They’ve relied on Henry this postseason and for good reason, he’s the best RB in football right now.  Tannehill is working the playaction phenomenally.

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On 1/12/2020 at 12:28 PM, ttitansfan4life said:

A lot easier said then done.... and Tannehill isn’t some bum and neither are the receivers. Before the playoffs started, Tannehill was putting up some incredible numbers. They’ve relied on Henry this postseason and for good reason, he’s the best RB in football right now.  Tannehill is working the playaction phenomenally.

Eh, let them keep scouting box scores instead of watching games, it's fine 

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1 hour ago, Calvert28 said:

07 Giants will still easily have the bigger legend because of what they accomplished. 

No doubt. The fact they knocked off that undefeated Patriots (plus the Tyree catch) adds to the legend of that team. I doubt it'll ever be matched as a underdog story in the NFL.

If the Titans were to win the Super Bowl though, they'd have beat the Patriots (potentially ending their dynasty), the league MVP with a historic rushing offense, the reigning MVP (who's viewed as the now and future of the league) with his high powered offense and either the #1 team in the NFC or Aaron Rodgers. As impressive a run as you can have.

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1 hour ago, TitanSlim said:

No doubt. The fact they knocked off that undefeated Patriots (plus the Tyree catch) adds to the legend of that team. I doubt it'll ever be matched as a underdog story in the NFL.

If the Titans were to win the Super Bowl though, they'd have beat the Patriots (potentially ending their dynasty), the league MVP with a historic rushing offense, the reigning MVP (who's viewed as the now and future of the league) with his high powered offense and either the #1 team in the NFC or Aaron Rodgers. As impressive a run as you can have.

They've been dominant no doubt. 

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