Dude I feel as bad for your daughter as I feel for my own kids. I can’t believe they were born into rooting for this version of the Titans.

We can’t. Don’t let the Twitter world get to you. Giving up on him would be dumb and irrational. I’ve had to stop reading Twitter during games because I feel like I’m going insane. He hasn’t been good, but with how bad the team has been as a whole the negativity has became so loud that every bad throw is hyper analyzed to the point where one bad throw erases the good. He was good yesterday outside the interception (and bellinger miss that he immediately made up for). There was a reason he was #4 graded PFF QB this week. Some massive third down completions. The drive that got stuffed on the goal line was the most efficient I’ve seen from him all season. He scored on the QB sneak and the staff didn’t even think to challenge it. He had some big drops later (Tate+wandale) that could’ve kept drives alive. Not to mention the Tate fumble on a big first down later. He had a clutch game tying drive and his defense immediately let him down, just like the Philly game. We scored 24 points, gave up 500 yards to the Browns and you still have hundreds on here putting all the blame on the young quarterback. That should show you the bias that so many have online when it comes to evaluating Cam. There are some positives no one is pointing out - such as his turnover rate. (Hilarious one of the criticisms I saw yesterday is how he is turning the ball over at an “alarming rate”) He has 5 turnovers all year (a little better than middle of the pack in the NFL) 2 of those being tipped balls, while at this point last year he had 10. He had 5 fumbles lost through 7 games last year, this year he has 0. Not to mention he has the #1 WR drop rate in the NFL, which I’m sure a bunch of people will blame Cam for how he throws the football. There is so much nuance in this discussion but the easiest thing for everyone to do is blame the quarterback who is on his 5th offensive coordinator in 5 seasons. The only stat that is down 7 weeks in compared to last year is passing yards & a big reason is time of possession is down quite a bit - long sustained drives from our opponents killing the clock especially in the first half of games. Cam was a different QB 2nd half of the season last year as he got comfortable in the new offense, let’s see how he looks 2nd half of this season.

Updated Week 7 NFL Playoff Chances, via Kalshi: 96% — Niners 95% — Bills 90% — Chiefs 85% — Vikings 78% — Jags 72% — Broncos 71% — Bears 70% — Bengals 68% — Ravens 67% — Patriots, Lions 57% — Seahawks 55% — Rams 51% — Steelers 48% — Packers 47% — Giants, Cowboys 42% — Falcons 40% — Browns 36% — Panthers 27% — Texans, Bucs 14% — Eagles 13% — Commanders 12% — Saints, Raiders 6% — Colts 5% — Jets 3% — Cardinals 2% — Chargers 1% — Titans, Dolphins

I have no idea how there isn't a false start on Cleveland here on the play that got them in FG range. I mean, c'mon.

Favorites to win each AFC Division on Kalshi: AFC East 73% BUF | 26% NE | 2% NYJ | 1% MIA AFC North 48% BAL | 33% CIN | 15% PIT | 9% CLE AFC South 66% JAC | 26% HOU | 6% IND | 1% TEN AFC West 67% KC | 29% DEN | 5% LV | 1% LAC Who can sneak in as a Wild Card?

Comeback Player of the Year Favorites, via Kalshi: 1. Patrick Mahomes (70%) 2. Malik Nabers (13%) 3. Fred Warner (5%) 4. Deshaun Watson (3%) 5. Kirk Cousins (3%) 6. Kyler Murray (3%) 7. Tank Dell (3%) 8. Travis Hunter (3%) 9. George Kittle (2%) 10. Penix Jr / Micah Parsons (1%)

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NEW: Drew Mestemaker is now the favorite to go #1 overall in the 2027 NFL Draft, via Kalshi: 38% — Drew Mestemaker 37% — Jeremiah Smith 12% — CJ Carr 7% — Darian Mensah 6% — Arch Manning 5% — Trinidad Chambliss 2% — Dante Moore