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The guys share their Titans' preseason MVPs. (Malik Willis, Rashad Weaver, and NPF were among the Titans' top performers.) They think Treylon Burks performed well in the final preseason game. They also discuss the emergence of rookie punter Ryan Stonehouse.
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Ramon and Will broadcast from Greystone Golf Course in Dickson for the 104.5 The Zone Summer Golf Classic. They discuss Malik Willis's improvement that occurred throughout camp and how well he played Saturday against the Cardinals. Plus, they talk about "useless" trophies and awards.
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Ramon and Will speculate on the upcoming 53-man roster cuts and discuss the players they think are “on the bubble”. They congratulate Nolensville LL on their (continuing) success in the Little World Series. Also, “The Fam” is actively trying to set up blind dates for Will.
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Mike says the Titans will have to make some “tough decisions” on who to keep and who to cut from the defensive line, calling the D-line “the most complete group JRob and Vrabel have had”. Mike explains how he has been impressed with NPF since meeting him in the pre-draft process and thinks that Malik Willis “could be someone special”.
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Ben explains why there is plenty of excitement surrounding the Vols freshmen. He examines the offensive line’s depth issues. He adds that Hendon Hooker has a “ton of control and a ton on confidence” in the offense. Meanwhile, Will tells us why “Week Zero” exists in college football.
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Ramon and Will both think Ryan should play at least SOME in the Titans preseason finale against the Cardinals. They jokingly speculate on what they think started the Rams-Bengals practice brawl. (Ramon somehow blamed it on Skyline Chili, a Cincinnati “delicacy”.) Plus, Ramon shares his 23andMe results and is frustrated by his broken headphones.
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Coach Mac provides his observations from Wednesday’s Titans practice. He thinks Dillon Radunz “didn’t regress” but that Nicholas Petit-Frere “closed the gap”. He adds that behind the two starters at safety, the backup positions are wide open.
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The guys discuss Carnell Tate still flirting with the Vols despite being committed to Ohio State. They also dive deeper into the Bru McCoy issue. They pose the question: can the Vols defense be good enough to help get them to 9 wins and perhaps second place in the East?
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The guys congratulate Brian for becoming the new play-by-play voice of the Lady Volunteers basketball team. Brian discusses the Vols lack of depth at running back and secondary. He also says Lyn-J Dixon “wasn’t invested” enough to stay with the Vols. Brian explains why USC has not released Bru McCoy to play.
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The guys give their thoughts from Wednesday’s joint practice. They also speculate on who will – or won’t – make the 53-man roster. They discuss the Titans secondary depth following the team’s trade for Ugo Amandi. Plus, Will shares his parking woes.
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