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Travis Henry
Get to know Travis Henry, possibly the next great Denver Broncos running back.
So far, so good.
With his stellar performance this year, Titans running back Chris Johnson has proved that his prolific rookie campaign wasn't a fluke.
And chances are, he'll be a force for years to come, regardless of whether his team is winning or not (see: this year).
But just how many years is the question, given the historically volatile nature of his position.
Over the years, all have shown the signs.
From Franco Harris to Eric...
- Tennessee Titans' Chris Johnson Could Set Record and Salvage Season (bleacherreport.com)
- Titans: Chris Johnson Conference Call (patriots.com)
Opposing defenses beware: Chris Johnson of the Tennessee Titans is a running back to be taken very seriously.
Due largely to the stellar performance of Johnson, the Titans earned their second win of the season, prevailing 34-27 over the San Fransisco 49ers at Candlestick Park, Sunday afternoon.
Johnson's 25-carry, 135-yard effort on Sunday was peppered with highlight reel moments as he cut, weaved, and utterly outran the Niners defenders...
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Running back LenDale White returned to practice Friday for the Tennessee Titans after missing two days with the flu.
He will be listed as probable for Sunday's game in Jacksonville.
Meanwhile starting cornerback Cortland Finnegan is doubtful with
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- RB Lendale White Returns To Titans' Practice (search.live.com)
- LenDale White Calls for Vince Young to Start for Titans (sports.yahoo.com)
Where in the world has LenDale White's production been?
With only 23 carries in four games, White has been a non-factor in the Titans' offense this season.
You might be wondering why this Oakland Raiders fan is on the Titans section of Bleacher Report, well the answer is simple, I need the help of some of you Titans fans.
I have LenDale White on my fantasy football team (on the bench), and I'm starting to wonder weather or not I should drop...
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Three days after a highlight-reel leaping catch, Tennessee receiver Justin Gage still aches from head to toe. The pain started as the adrenaline wore off following Sunday's 34-27 win against the 49ers. The Titans have run a battery of tests, including X-rays and CAT scans. Gage, who missed practice Wednesday, hasn't received the results yet.
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