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Lucas Panzica joins us live from St. Thomas Sports Park and joint practice between the Titans and Cardinals. Lucas says it is important for Malik Willis to “get off to a good start” on Saturday. He also speculates on who may NOT make the final 53-man roster. Wednesday means Inky Johnson wraps up the show with “Midweek Motivation”.
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Bryant says that Malik Willis “doesn’t have to run every time” like “the house is on fire”. He urges for Malik to “stay in the pocket” just a little longer and to “play quarterback more than running back”. He explains how QB1 remains Ryan Tannehill’s job, barring a lack of production or injury, for the foreseeable future, but that Willis has shown the Titans that they “made the right choice” to draft him.
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Rhett says he wants to see Malik Willis continue to improve and is looking forward to watching him play Saturday against the Cardinals. He thinks the offensive line needs more preseason reps to help develop consistency. He also thinks that Nicholas Petit Frere has won the starting right tackle job over Dillon Radunz. In discussing Malik, Will points out Josh Allen’s rushing totals…and they are surprising.
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Since Ryan Tannehill has not seen action so far in the Titans preseason games, all eyes have been on Malik Wills and the possibility of Malik becoming QB2. Ramon and Will talk about Malik’s raw talent, his deficiencies, and the need for patience in his development.
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Ramon and Will preview Wednesday’s Titans-Cards joint practice. Ron tells a story of when he was playing in Europe and had a teammate who pulled a “Tom Brady” when it came to practice. Ron explains why he liked coming off the bench instead of starting and how that helped his performance.
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Eric says there is no timeline for the NCAA’s eligibility ruling of Bru McCoy. He thinks the Lyn-J Dixon addition “just didn’t work”, and has some concern about the Vols lack of depth at RB. Ramon says he’s concerned about a lack of depth at LT. Plus, the boys talk about bourbon.
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David says that when camp started, he was not expecting a battle at punter. He thinks NPF is in the driver’s seat for the starting RT job. He adds that it is “not out of bounds to say” Ryan Tannehill should get some preseason game reps. He also says that Roger McCreary currently provides more consistency than Caleb Farley at CB.
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Ramon explains why he thinks Nicholas Petit-Frere will emerge as the Titans starting right tackle and why Dillon Radunz will be worked into the interior line rotation. The guys re-visit their conversation with Titans rookie WR Kyle Philips. They also share their displeasure of people wearing jerseys of teams that are not playing in the game they are attending.
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The rookie wide receiver from UCLA explains how Robert Woods has already been an important influence on him, how he has established a comfort level with Ryan Tannehill, how Malik Willis is constantly improving, and how he has battled – with some success – against rookie cornerback Roger McCreary.
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Kayla says she has been really impressed by Malik Willis’s attitude and professionalism. She has also been impressed with how the veterans rally around and support the younger players during the pre-season games. She explains how Robert Woods is a “natural leader” and how this week’s joint practices against the Cardinals are important.
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