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The Tennessee Titans come away with a preseason victory 23 to 20 over the Atlanta Falcons. How you feeling on the Saturday morning?

So I don't want to invest too much in wins and losses in preseason jewels. You know what I mean? Because at the end of the day, we didn't see the starters for 60 minutes. So should we then, you know, look at a win like it really meant something? You know, there was more position of stuff that we needed to uncover. There was more depth scenarios that we needed to see in competition. So that way, when the regular season starts, we know who's qualified to get on the field, if in case there's an injury, right? That's what we're doing here.

We're trying to develop the back end of your roster, which is usually why you look around the league. You don't see a whole bunch of starters starting. Well, that's by design. You don't want to waste those reps in preseason. But like Cam said, they do need the repetition. They do need to be able to get out there on the field and work together in those game type scenarios that allow them to be comfortable and familiar

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