Where Does Tom Brady Play In 2020?

Everyone has there take on where Tom Brady is going in 2020 to play football, and I am no different. We have heard such teams as the Titans, Colts, Chargers, Raiders, and Dolphins as possible landing destinations for Tom Brady. Could he really leave the New England Patriots and take his talents elsewhere?

Many people feel that he will, but I am not one of those who believe that idea. Tom Brady has been with the Patriots for a long time for good reason. Brady knows the system and the Patriots build it around him to get the most from him. If Brady leaves will he be able to find a system that will utilize his talents like the Patriots do? I highly doubt if there is a team in the NFL that will be able to do it like the Patriots can.

If I was a betting man look for the marriage of Tom Brady and the Patriots to continue for a few more years. Both parties benefit from staying together, so do not look for any changes, but we will see. Many people think he will leave, but just do not see that happening.

Vince Young Released By Titans What's Next For Young

Vince Young was released by the Tennessee Titans which was a moved that has been coming for some time now. The Titans announced in January they would either release the 28-year-old Young or try to trade him because he's not in their plans for 2011. The team selected quarterback Jake Locker with the eighth overall pick in April's draft and reached an agreement with former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck. What's next for Vince Young?

Coming out of Texas it looked like Young would have a stellar career, but it has been anything but that. Injuries, work ethic, and battles with the head coach has shown Young in a very negative light. He will get another chance somewhere in the NFL, but the real question is where. I could see him hooking up with the Raiders, but you just do not know. Unless Young has changed and is ready to tackle football with 100 percent effort not too many teams will give him a chance.

Matt Hasselbeck Agrees To Terms With Titans

The Tennessee Titans solved their quarterback problems very quickly by grabbing Matt Hasselbeck and signing him to a contract. Hasselbeck was the starting quarterback In Seattle, but have been talking to other clubs. Tennessee needed a veteran quarterback to come in after Kerry Collins retired. This should be a good fit for Hasselbeck and the Titans.

Hasselbeck signed a multi-year contract with the Titans and he will have Jake Locker as his backup most likely. This will help Locker see how you do things as he will learn from a seasoned pro who has done all the right things in his career. For the Titans they get a very good quarterback and a mentor for Jake Locker at the same time you cannot ask for more.

2011 Tennessee Titans NFL Preview

Now that the NFL strike is over it is time to get back to football and we will do that by starting our 2011 NFL Preview. Each day we will blog about some of the teams and what you can expect from them and their needs hopes and desires. Today, we will take a look at the 2011 Tennessee Titans a team in transition it seems.

Gone are Coach Jeff Fisher, Kerry Collins and Vince Young will be gone as well very soon. The Titans find themselves with many holes to fill and little time to do it. Now the interesting thing is with Fisher gone is it certain they will not bring back Young I do not know about that. With Kerry Collins retiring they may want to keep Vince Young around for a little longer, but we will have to wait and see. The Titans did draft Jake Locker, so you never know what the Titans may do. There first order of business though will be to sort out the quarterback issue they seem to have right now.

Fisher's replacement, former offensive line coach Mike Munchak will have to deal with Chris Johnson who is threatening to hold out unless he gets a new contract. Toss in Kenny Britt's off the field problems and possible suspension Munchak has his hands full that's for sure. The defense also needs worked on as well for the Titans, so it could be another long season for Titans fans. Do not look for a lot from the Titans, but in the future they maybe able to turn it around. Munchak is a coach that will not out up with nonsense and will get them going in the right direction eventually.