Titans name Vince Young starter vs. JAX

[ThaShark28_316]

Via PFT.com and ESPN.com

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Vince Young returns to the starting lineup Posted by Mike Florio on October 29, 2009 12:02 PM ET Nearly 14 months after losing his job due to injury and a strange emotional episode that was sparked by the home fans booing him, Titans quarterback Vince Young will return to the starting lineup, according to Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean. Young will mark his return to action against the team he last faced as a starter -- the Jaguars. And the game will be played before an increasingly frustrated crowd of Titans fans. What could go wrong? Coach Jeff Fisher is expected to announce the decision later today. Recently, owner Bud Adams has made clear his desire that Young be given another chance. From a team standpoint, the logic makes perfect sense. With six losses and no wins and a 59-0 disaster in the team's most recent game under Kerry Collins at quarterback, there's no reason to keep the third overall pick from the 2006 draft on the bench. In an unrelated note, Dunder Mifflin's new Nashville branch has received an expedited request for 69,143 sheets of white paper bearing the words "thank you for not booing."

[Freelance]

I hope this marks the end of Jeff Fisher.

And I hope Jerry hires Fisher here in Dallas!

[LAKE4742]

I'm sure Jeff Fisher will get a christmas card from Del Rio!
Thanks for the love, Jeff!

GO. JAGS.

[TheShizNo1]

Ironic he starts against the team that led to his downfall last season

[The GIGGAS]

As long as Jacksonville wins, I don't care who starts at QB for the other team.

[DustinT]

About time...maybe Vince can bring back the Magic he had during his rookie campaign.

[elgreazy1]

Quote: Originally Posted by Freelance

I hope this marks the end of Jeff Fisher. And I hope Jerry hires Fisher here in Dallas!

[HealyMonster]

Quote: Originally Posted by elgreazy1

you guys are funny man. Be careful what you wish for. Dude won 0 superbowls with a loyal owner who let him do what he needed to do and wanted to do. how would fisher fare with such a hands on dude in jones? prob not as well as he did in tennessee.