The Titans hosted the Steelers at home in a much anticipated Wildcard matchup. And for a second, it looked like the Steelers had an actual chance at winning. The Steelers defensive line would do a great job generating pressure and would get a forced fumble for a touchdown. But the thing about the Titans is they are the Titans. The defending champions did a great job responding. And from there, the Titans great defense and explosive offense allowed them to slowly start to separate themselves from the Steelers. The Titans would take care of business and move on to the Divisional Round where they will go up against the New York Jets.
For the Steelers, this one hurts. They did a great job fighting through all the chaos that happened with their team. From suspensions and sudden changes in the lineup, the Steelers kept their heads high. And they shouldn’t drop their head now. This team has the best-receiving core in the league, and with rumors of Micah Parsons going to the Steelers, they may be the favorites next season.
For the Titans, this is what we have come to expect of them. Many claim the Colts have the best defense, but they don’t have as many playmakers as the Titans. We have seen it time and time again. Knockouts. Sacks. Interceptions. Michael Penix Jr. will surely have a tough day and we may be seeing the Titans in the AFC Championship once again. Scary Hours part 2.
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