
It provides the Jaguars with little tape on what the Titans may try to do in the passing game on Sunday.Gabbert, who defeated the Jaguars last season with a less talented Arizona Cardinals team, is up for the challenge of earning another win against his former team. With the Cardinals, Gabbert defeated essentially the same Jacksonville team and did so with his arm. He threw the ball 38 times, racked up 241 yards with two touchdowns to one interceptions. He did fumble the football twice, so he’ll have to ensure ball security if he gets the nod to start.Gabbert has earned a vote of confidence by his teammates and if the Titans can afford to rest Mariota, they absolutely should. The offensive line is prepared to block for whoever is under center or whoever is running the football. And under Carter http://www.titansfootballauthentics.com/kamalei-correa-jersey-authentic , that is how the group will be conditioned all season.Will Chris Johnson’s yards from scrimmage record ever be broken? The NFL blogs theme week this week is all about records. Players from the Titans don’t hold many NFL records, but Chris Johnson did set the single season record for yards from scrimmage back in 2009 with 2,509. How long will that record stand? Will it ever be broken?It probably will because the only records in sports that will never be broken are Joe DiMaggio’s 56 game hitting streak and Barry Bonds’s 762 career home runs (because people can’t use steroids anymore). With that being said, I wouldn’t be surprised if CJ’s record stands for a while.Running back by committee has become all the rage in today’s NFL. So few teams have a feature back anymore, and it obviously takes a feature back to get anywhere close to that number. The closest anyone has come to CJ’s record since it happened was Adrian Peterson with 2,314 in 2012.So what do you think? Will anyone ever eclipse CJ’s 2009?