Titans head coach Jeff Fisher said on Friday that there is still a chance that despite Kenny Britt and Randy Moss playing the same receiver position, they could still work out a way to get both on the field at the same time. "I think there's a chance," Fisher said. "You know we've talked about that. With Kenny (Britt) coming back just last week, they play the same position, so there's a chance something like that could happen down the stretch." If the Titans were to work both receivers into the lineup at the same time, it would be Britt that would switch receiver positions, with Moss staying at his traditional split-end spot. Fisher said Britt would be better off making the switch, as opposed to asking Moss to move over. "Well, athletically Kenny is better suited for the other position," Fisher said. "It has nothing to do with Randy's football IQ. Randy can play any position on offense. He's a very smart guy, but Kenny would be better suited because that is the guy that does the motion and does all of those other things." The return of Kenny Britt did seem to add a much-needed spark to the Titans offense on Thursday, as the offense produced a touchdown for the first time since November 14 at Miami, and came back from a 21-0 deficit to cut the lead to six with less than five minutes to play in the game. Source: TitansRadio.com
Do you get the feeling Fisher lacks creativity,especially on Offense. Any other team seems to be able to work all their good receivers into the mix together.
Offense isn't Fisher's problem. Offense was: Heimerdinger's but he is undergoing cancer treatments so now its Dowell Loggains.
