I'm Julian Minnesone.

Cam Ward showed the clutch gene, even though the Titans lost, it's a good sign.

I'm Tyler Rowland and the Cam Ward conversation has gone completely off the rails.

I'm Brad Hopkins and even though the Titans might be picking first this year, they're still showing some improvement.

Let's get into it.

Titan up. It's the Titan Squad. Everything Tennessee Titans every week. Covering all the big

hits and game changing plays from the heart of Music City the way only the locked on podcast network

can. Squad up.

The Titan Squad Show starts now.

And welcome to the Titan Squad Show.

As you heard off the top right there, I'm Julian Minneson, alongside my friends,

Tyler Rowland and Brad Hopkins.

We got a jam-pack show for you today.

Make sure you like, comment, subscribe, and put your questions in the chat. We'll answer them at the end of the show. We're going to talk about the offensive line and how much ownership they need to take off Sunday's loss to the Houston Texans, 16 to 13, which dropped the Titans to 1 and 9. We're also going to talk about Jeffrey Simmons. He had some strong comments after the game and the leadership that he showed after the game and our takes on that. And of course, we'll play our favorite segment, tighten up versus Titan Down. We wanted to remind you today's episode is brought to you by Fandul. Right now, new customers can bet just $5. And if your bet wins, you'll get $300 in bonus bets to use across the app. So we'll play Titan Up first, Titan Down first, guys. And I'll start with Tighten Up. Tyler, we'll go to you first. What is something that you're positive about with the Titans after this past performance this weekend? You know what? I'll be honest. In real time, I wasn't all that impressed. Didn't think it was a great performance.

But after going back and watching, I mean, I watched the offensive tape three times on Monday.

Just to make sure that I wasn't crazy. I thought Cam Ward played really well in this game.

Now, there are two batted-down passes at the line of scrimmage.

I would say there are three passes that are off. There are a couple of passes that, you know, like the Mason-Kenzie wheel route that they missed on the right-hand sideline. Was that Kenzie? Was that Cam Ward's fault? Be curious to get a real answer from the coaches, but they're not going to do that blame pie in the public with us.

So we're never really going to know how the coaches would divvy up that blame.

There are a couple of misses.

So I would say there were six or seven throws by Cam Ward that could be better.

But man, there are some excellent throws on tape.

...