The Paul Kuharsky Podcast

Heightened efficiency can make the Titans faster, but that's not the sort of speed they promised. Plus player peaks and what they mean to Tim Kelly, weak special teams expectations and thoughts on Succession and Kristian Fulton. The PK Pod is brought to you by Japser's on West End. Free parking, free game room, the next evolution the sports bar.

Treylon Burks needs to be let loose in the Titans’ new offense. The conditioning talk is great, but the team's offseason philosophy hasn’t changed, so will it have a bearing on injury prevention. Plus Will Levis, a car chase, win totals and side hustles. The PK Pod is brought to you by Japser's on West End. Free parking, free game room, the next evolution the sports bar.

Detailed talk about seventh-round receiver Colton Dowell and how GMs use scouts with former Titans scout and PaulKuharsky.com contributor Blake Beddingfield. Plus measuring how we’re viewing changes on the offensive line versus receiver, news of the obvious and accidental alcohol for my 88-year old mom. The PK Pod is brought to you by Japser's on West End. Free parking, free game room, the next evolution the sports bar.

Breaking down what Ryan Tannehill had to say about the Titans’ receivers and their new offense. Plus thoughts on the all-offense draft, Aaron Brewer saying he’s up to 290 (from his listed 295), Kevin Carter’s role in the 2022 O-line troubles and Ryan Cowden’s departure. The PK Pod is brought to you by Japser's on West End. Free parking, free game room, the next evolution the sports bar.

Paul reacts to the Titans’ draft: The nonchalance regarding receiver and where they go next at the position, the idea they just roll the dice using their board, the way fans are coping, the increased athleticism, the expected starts added and more. The PK Pod is brought to you by Japser's on West End. Free parking, free game room, the next evolution the sports bar.

Paul's been overthinking the Titans in the draft and figures out why in his final podcast before the team goes on the clock.

So much speculation surrounded Ryan Tannehill, Derrick Henry and Kevin Byard in recent months. Whats the status of each heading into the draft? I like a nice draft guide, but a draft list is worthless. And the meaning of new Titans' free-agent receiver Chris Moore. The PK Pod is presented by Jasper's, the next evolution of the sports bar - with a free game room and free parking.

Ryan Tannehill is no playoff quarterback, but hes not the horror show many Titans fans are making him out to be. Plus a breakdown of why Will Levis isnt the answer and a look at the mindset of Jeffery Simmons after his new deal. The PK Pod is presented by Jasper's, the next evolution of the sports bar - with a free game room and free parking.

Sorting through Titans receiver possibilities in the draft with Matt Harmon of Reception Perception. Plus the Titans stadium status, Amy Adams Strunk's finances and the idea of the franchise making a move for one of the top quarterback prospects. The PK Pod is presented by Jasper's, the next evolution of the sports bar - with a free game room and parking.

One Titans move that is not a year old has wide-ranging repercussions, some more important than others. Numbers games with Matt Hasselbeck and Zac Taylor. Also Thursday night flexes, a QB prospects personality and retired player statues. The PK Pod is presented by Jasper's, the next evolution of the sports bar - with a free game room and parking.

The Titans will have huge salary cap room in 2024, but Paul isnt so sure it will produce the personnel windfall people will expect. Plus how Dennis Daley found more work, the Titans outlook at backup quarterback and a player whos mastered maximizing guarantees.

Do you want the Titans to address the injury issues or not? Paul looks at how David Long fits into that question. Plus thoughts on all five players the Titans have agreed to terms with and how restricted free agency was a thing for Tennessee for the first time in a long time. Also, Nick Westbrook-Ikhines weird choice to test the market.

Contemplating the potential for a Derrick Henry trade. Plus, lessons from Mike Heimerdinger, throwback jerseys, and sleepy fans and players with social media.

Four of the last 15 trades up for a quarterback have yielded franchise guys. Eleven have resulted in continued searches. Paul examines that, Tim Kellys comments on last years offensive predictability, coaches skipping the combine, a quiet promotion and what happened when he reread his favorite book.

The cuts the Titans made to get under the cap didn't hurt much. And history tells us the odds of one of the released players having much success from here are low. Plus free-agent edge rushers, a review of Tulsa and a tribute to Taylor Lewan.

With a new coordinator and quarterback coach/passing game coordinator, Malik Willis isnt heading toward being the Titans' starter in 2023 but he should get a clean slate. Plus Paul looks at Mike Vrabels staff growth heading into his sixth year, wonders why players dont work to outperform opponents with precise footing when they play on bad fields and talks through the big impact of a minor adjustment.

Ran Carthons front office structure looks like it will be follow the Browns method, which hasnt exactly worked for them. Paul also discussed Mike Vrabels reshaped coaching staff, the search for explosive plays, the importance of spring, a key slip of the tongue by the Titans head coach, NFL officiating and the one thing he cant be critical of.

Paul Kuharsky talks through Mike Vrabel's hiring process, what Ran Carthon wants as the Titans General Manger and what one more play could mean for the franchise.

We watch players and can see and rewind their successes and failures. But with front offices people, and some coaches, even their titles dont clue us in as to what their jobs are and we have no clue about what successes and failures theyve had a hand in.

Paul reviews Mike Vrabels firings before making the case for outsiders as replacements on the coaching staff, and for the open GM position, where Jon Robinsons right hand man, Ryan Cowden, remains a candidate.