Randy Moss Gives Titans Three-Headed Offensive Monster

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NFL topics today are about Titans. As we have seen that Randy Moss gives Titans three-headed offensive monster. He give lots of headaches for Jeff Fisher’s Tennessee Titans, just not the kind of headaches Moss may have caused coach Brad Childress during an ill-fated 26-day stay in Minnesota.

Wilcots foresees Moss creating multi-dimensional migraines for opposing defensive coordinators forced to game plan against a formidable trio of Titans playmakers, with Moss's deep speed opening things up underneath for quarterback Vince Young and tailback Chris Johnson.

Whether or not Moss can help the Titans go deep into January is the bigger question and the apparent reason why the 5-3 Titans claimed the castoff Viking 26 days and 13 catches after they acquired him in an Oct. 6 trade with New England.

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"Think about the three dynamic playmakers they have on the field between Randy Moss, Vince Young and Chris Johnson: Who do you know who can defend three levels of the field like that?'' Wilcots said. "Randy gives you six or seven in the box, where all Chris Johnson has been getting is eight in the box.

"So now Randy Moss will eliminate a defender from the box for Chris Johnson and they'll have to keep a safety over the top to stop Randy.''

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With second-year receiver Kenny Britt out indefinitely with an injured right hamstring, Moss's vertical speed plays to Young's greatest strength as a passer.

"Randy right now is what I call 'A one-trick pony,''' Wilcots said. "What is he? He's a deep, nine-route, go-route receiver. If you look at their passing game, it's not overly complicated.

"Vince can throw a very accurate, deep ball. That's why this move fits them.''

The Titans sit a half game behind the 5-2 Indianapolis Colts, and to compete with Peyton Manning and the Colts passing game a Titans team known for playing close games needs to score more.

But more than anything else, the Titans have the no-nonsense head coach in Jeff Fisher, where Moss will have some latitude to be himself but not to the detriment of the team.

"Jeff Fisher has the patience of Job,'' Wilcots said. "It's going to require that to deal with Randy Moss. The guy's alienated himself wherever he's been.