Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans Give Win to Dallas Cowboys, Titans JV Team v Cowboys OL & Micah Parsons Stat Game

Episode Date: December 28, 2022

The Tennessee Titans decided to lay down and die for the Cowboys on Thursday night. Without Derrick Henry and double digit starters it's all about how many point Dallas can score. Just depends on which version of the Cowboys decide to show up in Nashville and how much they want to win by. As for matchups, the Titans DL had a chance to disrupt the game, but Mike Vrabel threw that out the window with Dupree, Autry and Simmons all sitting. Also, Dallas' rushers will be making bets on how many sacks each guy can get in one game. We may see a record Thursday. Finally, Marcus and Tyler give their predictions, but you could predict this one!Follow Tyler on Twitter @TicTacTitansFollow the show on Facebook @LockedOnTitansPodSubscribe to the Locked On Titans YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnTitans/videosSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONNFLBuilt BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!PrizePicksFirst time users can receive a 100% instant deposit match up to $100 with promo code LOCKEDON. That’s PrizePicks.com – promo code; LOCKEDONSimpliSafeWith Fast Protect™️ Technology, exclusively from SimpliSafe, 24/7 monitoring agents capture evidence to accurately verify a threat for faster police response. There’s No Safe Like SimpliSafe. Visit SimpliSafe.com/LockedOnNFL to learn more.TuroForget boring rental cars and find your drive at Turo.comAudibleHead over to Locked On NFL for a sneak peak of Block Forever or catch the full series available anywhere you get your podcast. Available everywhere now!NHTSADrive high, get a DUI. Click HERE to learn more.Ultimate Football GM To download the game just visit Ultimate-GM.com or look it up on the app stores. Our listeners get a 100% free boost to their franchise when using the promo LOCKEDON (ALL CAPS) in the game store.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Locked on Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Rowland. Titans fans, it's Thursday and that means it's time for Crossover Thursday. Marcus Mosier of Locked on Cowboys is here to discuss whether or not Derrick Henry will play in this game, what kind of Cowboys performance we should expect, and we'll break down the matchups, the Titans defensive line against that Cowboys offensive line, and what do the Titans do with Micah Parsons. Plus, we'll make our game and score predictions, all that and more, on a crossover Thursday

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What is the biggest storyline for the Cowboys heading into this Thursday night matchup against the Titans on the road. Can they take care of business, right? Like this is a game that a lot of people expect the Cowboys to win. You're going up against a rookie quarterback with, you know, an offensive line that's pretty beat up. Are you going to have a letdown after beating Philadelphia on Christmas Eve, or are you going to go in and take care of business against a team that's

reeling a little bit? This happened a couple of weeks ago, Dallas coming off some big wins, loss of Jacksonville in Jacksonville. They struggled against the Colts. They barely, I mean, nearly lost to Houston just a few weeks ago.

Can't, can't let up this, this Titans team. I know they they're they're banged up but i just want to give mike frable his flowers man what what a coach like i i don't think people appreciate how good of a coach mike frable is man even he won coach of the year last year and i still feel like he's underrated uh that guy can get the most out of his talent it doesn't matter who's going to be on the field they are going going to be in for a physical, physical game on Thursday. And correct me if I'm wrong, but there are only really two Cowboys

who health-wise are kind of up in the air. I think that Tony Pollard's probably going to play, but he has been a DMP the first two days of practice, and Leighton Vander Esch as well. What's, I guess, your status on those guys, knowing that we still have a couple days until the game is played? Yeah, no Leighton Vander Esch this week. The Cow, I guess, your status on those guys knowing that we still have a couple days until the game is played? Yeah, no Leighton Vander Esch this week.

The Cowboys are going to be very careful there. I wouldn't expect to see him before the playoffs. The Tony Pollard one's interesting because he didn't practice on Monday or Tuesday. Jerry Jones basically comes out and said he's going to play. Mike McCarthy being a little bit more coy about it. Well, we'll have to see how practice goes, blah, blah, blah. I expect him to at least go.

Maybe the snaps are limited, but yeah, for Dallas, it's just go take care of business against a team that really doesn't have a lot to play for this week. Right, Tyler? Yeah. And that's a perfect segue into what the storyline is for the Titans. And that's why I wanted to ask about Tony Pollard, because the reality is the Titans may not try to win this game. There's some conversation right now that Derrick Henry may not play in this game

as a healthy scratch, really. They put him on the injury list with a hip injury. But, I mean, we all know that the Titans are just considering sitting some of these guys because, as you mentioned, this is a meaningless game when it comes to playoffs for the Titans. All they have to do is beat Jacksonville and they can get in so there's some line of thinking that you sit Derrick Henry the Titans are the most injured team in the NFL for a second year in a row they've used most players on their roster uh there's a I forget the

the actual account on Twitter that puts it out it says like man games that have been lost Titans are are almost lapping the field, especially on the defensive side of the ball. But there are some starters like cornerback Christian Fulton, safety Amani Hooker, a guy like Danico Autry who came back last week. But you could babysit Danico Autry. That'd be the prime example of a guy

who maybe you give a rest to. So there's some talk about that. But Derrick Henry was a participant in practice. Christian Fulton, Danico Autry. These guys did participate in practice on Wednesday. So right now it's will the Titans try to win the game or not? I think you'll know by Derrick Henry's designation. But what's more important to me is the Titans need to go out and try to win this game,

whether they can or not. Because it's just my opinion that you don't go from a six-game losing streak into beating a Jacksonville team that's been playing with their hair on fire for two months now. You're spiting the football gods by laying down and dying to Dallas to try to kick the can forward. I think if the Titans want to win against Jacksonville, they need to put their best foot forward and act like they want to win

against Dallas. So maybe they could shake off the funk that's been on them and look more like a winning team. Cause you're not just going to lay down and die and play no starters against Dallas and then go in and beat Jacksonville with the way that they've been playing football the last few months. So that's something to watch for. It's a good measuring stick for Tennessee as well.

Like if they go out and try and it's just not close, right? Like it's a 21 point game or whatever. I think it's going to tell you a good idea what's going to happen next week against Jacksonville. But if they keep this game really competitive or they win outright, I think that gives you a lot of confidence. Hey, even though we lost the first matchup against the Jaguars, we're a different team now.

I mean, I'm surprised you didn't mention Malik Wills because I feel like that's got to be the biggest storyline for Tennessee, right? Well, right. Honestly, the feeling is that if you have Derrick Henry out there, we saw Derrick Henry bust off the 48-yard touchdown run last week against Houston, which is the only thing that kept the Titans really close in the game. If you have Derrick Henry, you feel like even with Malik Willis, maybe there's a chance the defense gets turnovers.

Derrick Henry busts some big runs and you win. But if you don't have Derrick Henry and they're not trying to win and they're not playing these defensive starters that could be available that then Malik or no Malik they're not going to be able to bring it home but surprisingly there are some things that that are kind of in the Titans favor with it being a home game Thursday night the Cowboys being one of those opponents who maybe can play down to their competition at times a team that the Cowboys don't see very often. So there isn't that familiarity there like there is with some other matchups. Maybe the Titans can kind of catch them off guard here and there.

And coming off an emotional big-time win against the Eagles, sometimes teams have a tendency to maybe take a step back emotionally and kind of chill out a little bit. So all these little things could go in the Titans' way, but if they don't have Derrick Henry in the game and the Titans sit him as basically a healthy scratch, that sort of message isn't going to lend itself to the Titans pulling off this one. So really watching what they do with Derrick Henry,

and that's the biggest storyline is whether the Titans even try to win this game. But we're going to move forward, dive in a little bit more to this game with some of the individual matchups, some of the battles that we'll see taking place. Before we get into that, I do want to let you know that today's episode is brought to you by Audible. Audible is releasing a slate of new football podcasts that we're sure you're going to love. That's why you'll be able to find an episode from the league available as a bonus episode on the locked on NFL podcast feed.

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Audible, get in the game. All right, football fans, we're going to continue this crossover Thursday episode. Tyler Rowland locked on Titans. Marcus Mosher locked on Cowboys. Make sure you subscribe to whatever show you listen to and stay locked in. We're going to have reactions tomorrow for you guys and more content coming in the week for Cowboys fans, for Titans fans, maybe a playoff appearance in the future.

So that'll be interesting to see take place. But either way, we're moving forward here with some individual matchups. But either way, we're moving forward here with some individual matchups. And for me, it really all comes down to the Cowboys' offensive line against the Titans' defensive line because the Titans' defensive line has the ability to be the ultimate disruptor. The Titans' defensive line is, if you go back and look at 2021, when the Titans got the first overall seed in the AFC, the offense was still pretty putrid for the most part,

with A.J. Brown and Julio Jones being in and out, Derrick Henry missing half a season, injuries on the offensive line. What kept the Titans in those games and won them those games, and especially early this season as well, was the defensive line. Led by Jeffrey Simmons, who's an all-world defensive tackle. Danico Autry on the outside. Now, Bud Dupree's been in and out of the lineup, but the Titans have proven that Bud Dupree, in or out,

they're better with him, but they can survive without him. With the Nico Autry and Jeffrey Simmons winning up front, that gives the Titans the ability to stay in games, gives them the ability to force those turnovers that I think as a double-digit underdog, the Titans are going to need to force a ton of turnovers. If the Cowboys' offensive line completely stymies the Titans' defensive line in the run game and in pass rush, the Titans have no chance to create those turnovers and no chance to keep this one close and at least give them a chance to win. So if that Cowboys' offensive line

comes out and plays their best football, I'm going to have a hard time seeing Titans defensive line doing what they need to do to keep it close. This is why I'm really hoping that Jeffrey Simmons and Danico Autry and Bud Dupree, all these guys play because it's a really good test for the Cowboys going into the playoffs. They've played a lot of really good defensive lines, including the Eagles last week, and they handled them really well. But the Tennessee defensive line is different than any type of pass rush they've faced all year. They faced a lot of these undersized speed rushers.

That's not Tennessee. What Tennessee wants to do is bully you up front with power, and they want to turn everything into basically a fist fight with how big and strong they are. I want to see how Zach Martin and Tyler Biotis and Tyron Smith, how those guys stack up to that challenge. So for the Cowboys sake, I want those guys to play because I do think that's the most physical defensive line in the NFL by quite a big margin. Yeah. I think you make a great point that it's a different style than you normally see.

And I got to tell you, I doubt Bud Dupree plays in this game, which I could have said that 75% of the time that he's been with the Tennessee Titans. I got to tell you, I didn't like that contract coming out of Pittsburgh off the ACL, giving him nearly $18 million a year. But that's a different – That one would have done John Robinson in. I wouldn't be surprised if that's the one that's like,

ooh. Yeah. But my listeners know I've hit on that quite enough during this time. But you still have a guy like Terrell Basham, who Cowboys fans may remember. You have Mario Edwards as well, a guy on the outside who's another physical rusher.

So the Titans will continue to play a physical style. I would imagine we'll see a lot of four-man fronts this week unless the Cowboys go with two backs in the backfield. The Titans will do a five-man front against that. But for me, outside of the Titans D-line against the Cowboys offensive line, it's the flip version of that. We've gotten halfway through the show and haven't mentioned Micah Parsons, who ding, ding, ding, pat on my back. That was my pick for defensive player of the year. And that

looks like that is going to be a slam dunk selection for Micah Parsons. Russian is where I'm really concerned with Parsons against Dennis Daly, the left tackle for the Titans. Statistically speaking, on a sacks-per-snap basis, he is the worst starting left tackle in the last 10 years in the NFL, and that's just not the numbers. The eye test would confirm this is a guy who's gotten chips from tight ends and given up sacks three weeks in a row, even while getting chip help, because he just can't get back to get to these edge rushers. Parsons is going to put them in a blender.

And I think he has the ability to completely destroy the game plan. So if the Titans don't find a way to get some extra help over there, maybe two chips have the tight end and the running back help Dennis Daly. I think it could be a disaster, quite frankly, in the Titans backfield. Tyler, can you kind of just update Cowboy fans as to the health of this offensive line? I think everybody knows Taylor LeJuan got injured early in the season, has missed the entire year. What about the rest of the offensive line?

Okay, so Taylor LeJuan tore his ACL in week one. I believe he was replaced by Dennis Daly, who the Titans traded a fifth-round pick to Carolina for. That probably wasn't a smart trade to make for the level of play you're going to get from Dennis Daly when you have a guy like Dylan Radins on the bench who played left tackle in college and was a second-round pick. But instead of playing him, you move him around at guard and do a bunch of weird stuff.

Dylan Radins finally got to play over Dennis Daly against the Chargers. He played 10 snaps and then a guy knocked into his knee on his own offensive line and he tore his ACL and Dennis Daly's back in once again. So Dennis Daly at left tackle. Aaron Brewer is at left guard who is six foot, 290 pounds soaking wet. He may be the smallest. I'm not even going to say maybe. He is the smallest starting offensive lineman in the NFL, and when he gets bull rushed by interior defensive linemen, he looks like the smallest starting offensive

lineman. He's banged up as well, right? He is banged up, but I expect him to play. But Brewer has been solid for the most part. He's good in run blocking, very fast guy, but just doesn't have an anchor in pass protection. At center, Ben Jones, the Titans' longtime center, probably the best free agent signing in the John Robinson era.

You know, Danico Autry and him are battling for it. Ben Jones is on IR with multiple concussions throughout the year. He's probably going to retire after the season. At right guard, the Titans have a pretty good player in Nate Davis, but he went on IR last week with a knee injury, and then their only solid starting offensive lineman has been rookie tackle out of Ohio State, Nicholas Petit-Ferrer. He left the game last week, didn't return,

and is a DNP two days in a row with an ankle injury, replacing him, LaRaven Clark, at right tackle. So you're looking at Dennis Daly, Aaron Brewer, Corey Levin, Jordan Ruse, and LaRaven Clark as the offensive line for the Titans. That is hands down the worst offensive line that we'll play this week in the NFL. And protecting a quarterback that likes to hold onto the ball for a long time. That isn't ready to play quarterback.

It is quite frankly. Malik Lewis is not ready to be an NFL quarterback. Everybody knew he needed a red shirt year but with this offensive line they've had no choice with the ryan tannahill injury up yep this is a game the cowboys defensive line has to dominate if they don't and tennessee is able to hold up for the most part titans are going to have a chance to win this game. That front four for the Cowboys has got to wreck basically every single play in order just to take over this game. And they should, the talent differential, as you mentioned, is just so massive. You talked about Michael Parsons who had by Cowboy standards, a bad game last week.

He didn't have a sack, but he had eight pressures. Like if that's, that's a down game for Micah Parsons. I think we're doing okay. You have DeMarcus Lawrence, who's a Pro Bowl player this year. Sam Williams, their second round pick is expected to be back. Dorrance Armstrong has like seven or eight sacks already this season.

Those guys have, this is the most favorable matchup they're going to have all year in prime time. They should eat. Yeah. And that's why for me, it's big for the titans to use draws it's big for the titans to use misdirection power plays it's important for

the titans to hit screens because the cowboys are going to be licking their chops they're going to pin their ears back from snap one and they're going to say hey we're getting our numbers today this is a numbers game for the defensive line yeah micah's getting to dorrance is getting to like they're talking about in the locker room right now how many numbers they're going to put up. They're going to be ready to rush the pass where the Titans have to take advantage of that aggressiveness and find a way to hit misdirection,

maybe run a reverse, a couple of trick plays, screen passes, a quick pop screen to the tight end, quick smoke screen to Traylon Burks, Chigga Conquo on the outside. Take advantage of the aggressiveness that will be prevalent for the Dallas Cowboys. I would imagine if the Titans can do that and maybe hit some big plays,

just getting Dallas out of position, then maybe they can flip the field enough to get some points. That's kind of something they're going to have to do with the talent disparity in the game. But those are some matchups that we're looking at. We're going to move forward into more of a predictive segment of the show, talk about how we think the game will play out, how it'll finish, who will win.

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that they go in on Thursday night and handle their business, which you said was the main storyline? I think if you look on paper, the Cowboys' matchup against the Titans this week might be the biggest talent discrepancy of the week. The Cowboys are just better at every single spot, especially with the injuries right now, they're just so much better across the board.

They've got a quarterback who's playing well. They've got a star receiver in CeeDee Lamb. And Derrick Henry may be better than Zeke or Pollard individually, but both of them together makes running back an advantage for the Cowboys as well. But Mike Frable is such a good coach at maximizing the talent. And with this being a game that's in prime time at home on a short week, I just get the sense that that team is going to battle their butts off

to keep it close. And if you look at the way the other three AFC South matchups went for the Cowboys, they were up by two against the Colts going into the fourth quarter before that became a blowout. They lost to Jacksonville, and it took a 98-yard touchdown drive by Dak to beat the Texans. I think we're going to get a close game. I will predict the Cowboys to win, but I'm going to go like 27-23

in a game that's maybe even closer than the final score indicates. That is interesting. I actually am with you in terms of the Cowboys' score. I think you got it right. Because it's a Thursday game and the Titans are going to fight so hard, I don't think Dallas is going to come out and throw up 40 or throw up 30. No, I don't think so either. They would maybe on a Sunday game or something like that.

But for me, I just like you said, the talent disparity is too much. And I agree. I think Mike Vrabel will have these guys ready to play. And I think he's going to stress the message of if we want to beat Jacksonville next week, we need to play winning football. We need to break some of these habits. We need to get back to good. And you're right.

If the Titans could find a way to win this game, this would be an incredible springboard to go take on Jacksonville. It would totally change the tenor of the locker room with it being a double digit game or nine and a half. It might be the best win of the season, right? Yeah. Yeah. You would have to say that they had some good wins early in the year, but Dallas would be by far the best team that they've actually beaten this year. And with the downtrodden status of the health of the team and coming off five straight losses, that would instantly be the best win of the season would be great because I will be in attendance. So if that were to happen, that'd be interesting to watch at least, but I don't see it happening like that. I think this is a game that will be closer than the score looks

at the end. I think this game is like 17-13 in the third quarter. The Titans have the ball with a chance to take the lead, but I think ultimately the Titans' second half issues. Marcus, here's a stat for you. The Titans fourth quarter scoring. The Titans have scored 37 points in the fourth quarter this year. That's worst in the NFL. Do you know who's second worst is? The Chicago Bears with 64. That's the difference between the Titans scoring in the fourth and the Bears. So I just think that the Titans keep it close early, but as games get longer, it's like what they say about overtime

when you have an underdog trying to fight with a favorite. The longer the game goes, the more the talent overwhelms. So what was that number again? How many points did the Colts score in the fourth or the Titans score in the fourth quarter? The Titans have scored 37 points in the fourth quarter. Second worst is the Bears at 64.

Third worst is a tie between the Colts and the Texans at 68. That's how ridiculously inept the Titans' fourth quarter scoring is, and that's when they have Ryan Tannehill and a better offensive line. Just to put that into perspective, the Cowboys scored 33 points against the Colts in their fourth quarter of their matchup. Folks. So, for me, I agree with most of what you're saying about Vrabel and the Titans fighting their butt off. I'm with you.

I think it's 13, 17 late in the game. The Titans offense fizzles out and Dallas is able to put up some touchdowns in the fourth quarter. I got 27 to 13 Dallas wins. I got a question for you. What, what, how many turnovers would the Titans need to win this game? Like the plus minus, like do they, do they need to be plus three in the turnover department to win? Yep. We are in lockstep here. I think plus three, I think if you can end three Cowboys drives and, and give yourself at least two of those turnovers can get you into plus territory to start your drive. That's how I think the Titans are able to maybe get some points. If they're going to win the game, I think the Titans win 20 to 17 if the Titans were to win. And it would take

three turnovers, two of those putting themselves in plus territory to give the offense a chance, really give Derrick Henry a chance to make some people miss and get down the field. That's what I would expect, three turnovers. So I guess a quick recap for me, the big storyline is, will the Titans try to win the game? Will Derrick Henry play? That'll tell us a lot about the Titans' mentality going into this one. Matchup-wise, it's all about can the Titans' defensive line be the unit that leads them, which is what the Titans have done when they've won on offense. Does the Titans' offensive when they've won on offense. Does the Titans offensive line stand a chance whatsoever against Micah Parsons and that upfront group for Dallas? For me, my prediction is 27 to 13 Cowboys win. If things get wonky, which it's Thursday night, I could see a Titans 20 to 17 win if they get those three turnovers,

but that's not where I'm putting my money. 27, 13 Cowboys win your recap, I guess. Yeah. Will the Cowboys just continue to take care of business, right? They they're, they're coming off a big win. Is this going to be a letdown game or are they going to continue the positive momentum? We talked about the offensive defensive lines. Like Dallas has such an advantage there. Show it right.

Show that you're one of the most talented groups in the nfl on both offense and defense and then we're in lockstep here we think it's going to be a close game maybe an ugly game not the most well-played game i think mike fringable is going to try to muck it up a little bit right turn it into bully ball own booth game yeah and try to get this game to be a one score game going into the fourth quarter. So you have a chance, but I think ultimately Dallas's talent should win out. Yep. Yep.

I'm with you there, but that was a great breakdown. Marcus, one of the best in the business. Everybody from every team enjoys your content. So check out Marcus on Twitter. Marcus, what's your Twitter handle?

At Marcus underscore Mosier. You can check stuff out at Lockdown Cowboys, also at Pro Football Focus and Lockdown Dynasty. Awesome, awesome. And you can find me at Tic Tac Titans on Twitter. Thank you guys all so much for tuning in. Have a safe weekend. Enjoy the game.

And we'll be back with you on Friday to break down everything that happened. All right, guys, before we go for real, wanted to take a moment and talk to you all about a programming note. So as I've mentioned throughout the week, I will be at the game in Nashville on Thursday night. My plan right now for you guys is to release basically a live video for about 10 minutes on my phone directly as I'm leaving the stadium.

So obviously won't have all the bells and whistles, the intro music, the commercial music, the things on the screen that say Locked on Titans. None of that will be there. It'll just be my pure reaction leaving the stadium to this game. I'll be home on Friday afternoon from the game back to the studio. I'll record my full 30-minute recap for you guys there. So just wanted to put that in for you guys.

As I mentioned, as a lot of you saw on social media, I am taking my mom, who's a 62-year-old, who's never been to an NFL game in her life. She's also a big Cowboys fan. Lucky for her, no Derrick Henry. Ten starters out of this game. The Cowboys are going to roll by a million. We know that now.

I recorded the crossover on Tuesday night, so more information right now, but I just wanted to come to you guys with a little note here at the end of the show to let you know why you won't have your Locked on Titans recap in your feed or on your timeline whatsoever after the game directly or on Friday morning.

I'll be on my way home from Nashville and I'll break everything down for you guys on Friday night. Thank you so much for the support as always. Hoping to meet a few of you guys at the game as well, but that's going to do it for me today. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans.