Quarterback Vince Young has shown brilliance that we expect to continue in his third season leading the Titans offense. LenDale White has emerged as a true running threat, which has allowed Tennessee to show a varied, balanced offensive attack. The Titan defense is stocked with Pro Bowl talent. Albert Haynesworth needs to work out his contract dispute to anchor the defense, with Jevon Kearse back from an injury-plagued 2007. With the white-hot competition in the AFC South, the Titans will need to fire on all cylinders to advance to the Super Bowl. They’ll need the help of supportive fans to do it, so get your tickets to LP Field and cheer the Tennessee Titans on to a winning season in 2008!

Some Tennessee Titans history: The Titans began their history as the Houston Oilers and as charter members of the AFL in 1960, and that same year the franchise won the AFL's first championship. Houston won another AFL championship a year later under head coach Wally Lemm, who oversaw a powerful offense with lineups that featured quarterback-placekicker George Blanda, running back Billy Cannon, and wide receivers Bill Groman and Charley Hennigan.