the next game is one of my favorite plays the week. What?

It's the Falcons minus two and a half at the Titans and I'm not betting Ritter on the road.

Sell it over under in this game. 35 and a half. Wow. Okay, so you've heard about Mike

Rable as an underdog. Oh, yeah. But if you met Mike Rable off a buy,

five and oh, with a week to prepare as the Titans head coach, Desmond Ritter and NFL high

11 turnovers goes to Mike Rable's house where he had two weeks to concoct whatever he wants.

Now, I think the fear is Tanna Hill in the boot, levis slash Willis. But we watched last year,

Malik Willis was at an overtime game in Kansas City. The Titans played the chief's tight with

a backup quarterback. So I'll take the Titans plus two and a half at home.

I'm not talking you out of it. I'm going to offer a different perspective.

The Titans have quit. I mean, they just traded a team leader and a pro bowl caliber player

and fired counterpoint. Rable won't let him quit. Counterpoint. Untounded people can try hard,

but still blow. I know it's not nuanced. Buddy, no Tanna Hill. No buyer. It is your defensive

cap. They've got Derek Henry still Jeffrey Simmons on the D line. All right, but again,

there's no. Okay, there's no. You're not going to like sell the other side, right? This is just

stay away. Like it's not falcons on the road against Rable with two weeks to prepare, right?

I'm right. See, it'd be a lean to Atlanta. I'm skittish. I think they want you to think that.

No, I think the easiest thing in the world is to make the Titans the auto play. I respect what

you're doing. I just, I can't get down on a team who doesn't have a quarterback and who just

traded a team captain, loved in the locker room. It's mixed signals coming out of Tennessee.

And if they come out flat, Atlanta can get him. Atlanta can get him. Okay, maybe be John

one of a headache this week. But we do this sometimes. We say I'm willing to pay to find out,

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