Optimism was soaring last year when the Tennessee Titans thumped Tampa Bay, 42-14, to win their season opener. The Titans followed that by losing six straight.Two years ago, the Titans were ready to take the NFL by storm after claiming a 26-10 win over Kansas City in their season opener at Arrowhead Stadium. The Titans promptly lost their next four on the way to a 2-14 record.For a team that had won its previous three season openers, and never finished better than 7-9 during that span, perhaps the Titans season-opening loss to Minnesota on Sunday can be seen as welcome change.“Last year was last year,” said Titans RB DeMarco Murray when asked if he sees the team’s problems persisting.
Titans look to soar past sloppy start