RTC: Maxie taking over Titans secondary
January, 17, 2012
Jan 17
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Paul Kuharsky | ESPN.com
Reading the coverage…
Houston Texans
On paper, the Texans future looks great, says Jerome Solomon of the Houston Chronicle. “It is arguable the Texans will get better if they simply manage mostly to stay pat. No key player has shown to be on the downside of his career.”
Indianapolis Colts
Those who know new Colts general manager Ryan Grigson promise he will be a selfless warrior whose only priority is the team, writes Phil Richards of the Indianapolis Star. Check out the pictures of Grigson as a kid and the comments from Grigson’s Purdue teammate Mike Alstott.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Keenan McCardell had some outstanding years as a receiver for the Jaguars. Now he’s a candidate to be the new receivers coach for Mike Mularkey, says Tania Ganguli of the Florida Times-Union.
Tennessee Titans
Brett Maxie chose to bolt the Cowboys and join the Titans as their new defensive backs coach, says John Glennon of The Tennessean. Mike Munchak expects his staff is set, though Jeff Fisher could come poking around.
Houston Texans
On paper, the Texans future looks great, says Jerome Solomon of the Houston Chronicle. “It is arguable the Texans will get better if they simply manage mostly to stay pat. No key player has shown to be on the downside of his career.”
Indianapolis Colts
Those who know new Colts general manager Ryan Grigson promise he will be a selfless warrior whose only priority is the team, writes Phil Richards of the Indianapolis Star. Check out the pictures of Grigson as a kid and the comments from Grigson’s Purdue teammate Mike Alstott.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Keenan McCardell had some outstanding years as a receiver for the Jaguars. Now he’s a candidate to be the new receivers coach for Mike Mularkey, says Tania Ganguli of the Florida Times-Union.
Tennessee Titans
Brett Maxie chose to bolt the Cowboys and join the Titans as their new defensive backs coach, says John Glennon of The Tennessean. Mike Munchak expects his staff is set, though Jeff Fisher could come poking around.
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