With six straight losses and a 5-8 record, the Titans are mathematically alive for the playoffs — barely — and Coach Jeff Fisher finds himself in an interesting dilemma. On one hand, he'd like to get some young players more experience. If he does that, however, he potentially puts his job security in greater peril, especially with owner Bud Adams watching every result closely. "I don't come to work being concerned about that,'' Fisher said Friday. "I come to work to put a day's work in and try to get the team ready to win games.'' So when the Titans return to the practice field to begin preparations for Sunday's game against the Texans, Fisher said there's a youth movement of sorts that could begin and that some younger players could get more opportunities in the final three games. Fisher would not reveal which young players he had in mind, "because there are older players that may not be playing, so I'm not going to go into detail until we get back next week.'' Source: The Tennessean
