“Igniting the Fire” Episode Two Recap Last week the Titans unveiled the first episode of their new behind-the-scenes video series called “Igniting the Fire”. If you missed it Kamalei Correa Jersey , you can get caught up via the link below. Igniting the Fire - Episode OneWhile Episode One focused on getting to know new head coach Mike Vrabel, Episode Two shifted the focus to the passing attack. You can watch it below.Igniting the Fire - Episode TwoThey spent the first half focused on Matt LaFleur and Pat O’Hara’s work with the quarterbacks. They talked about getting back to fundamentals and some of the specific things that each quarterback was working on in OTAs — Marcus Mariota was focused on widening his base, Blaine Gabbert was asked to tweak his front foot when throwing, and Luke Falk was working on the placement of his non-throwing hand. LaFleur also talked about timing being a focus — which makes perfect sense for a Shanahan style West Coast Offense — and mentioned that players were graded on timing every rep. After a quick introduction to the Titans equipment manager, they turned the focus to the wide receivers and their coach, Rob Moore. Corey Davis was the focus of the majority of this segment as they talked a little bit about the importance of the time that he missed during OTAs and training camp last year. The coaches praised his attitude and work ethic and there were a couple good clips of him working with Rob Moore on technique. They also showed several clips from practice of Davis and he looked very healthy. While I would’ve loved to see them get more in to some X’s and O’s talk, I can understand why they wouldn’t want to do that. Overall I think the first two episodes have been great content and I’m looking forward to next week’s episode which focuses on the running backs. What do you think so far? It’s almost time for the Titans to face the AFC East Titans in Tennessee, as the 7-2 Patriots come to town in a massive game the Titans must win to stay alive in the AFC South race.After looking DOA to start the season, the Patriots offense has returned to form thanks to the return of Julian Edelman and the addition of former Cleveland Browns receiver Josh Gordon. The Patriots managed to get the latter for only a fifth rounder, which is a textbook definition of a steal.With the Patriots, Gordon has put up 398 yards on 22 catches to go along with two touchdowns. He’s given the Patriots a field stretcher that somehow has fit like a glove with a 41-year-old quarterback in Tom Brady.Malcolm Butler is being paid like a CB1 Jayon Brown Jersey White , so he’ll likely get a lot of reps against Gordon (though really Adoree Jackson is the better player). It’s going to be a long day if Butler is guarding Gordon all game long, and I’m here to illustrate why in this week’s Titans Enemy Profile.gamepass.nfl.comJosh Gordon in New England is closer to a Marvin Jones-esque receiver than a DeSean Jackson-esque one. He doesn’t have the world class speed of Jackson, but he has the frame, tenacity and instinct at the catch point that Jones has, and it’s been made evident a few times.Gordon’s ability to track the ball in double coverage has been made apparent against the Colts in Week 5. After failing to create separation at first, Gordon sees Tom Brady still has time in the pocket and speeds for the back corner of the end zone. Brady lofts this up in Gordon’s area, and this is a pass where the credit goes more to the corner than the quarterback.Gordon’s frame stands out. He’s 6’3 and 225 lb., so his big body combined with his smart mentality at the catch point make him a physical freak on contested catches. He hauls this pass in for a 34-yard touchdown.gamepass.nfl.comIn this beautiful day and age where everyone is going for it on 4th and short, the Patriots decide to do that here against the Bears. Kyle Fuller is matched up against Gordon, and he looks like a midget in comparison.Brady throws a simple back shoulder pass here, while Fuller tackles Gordon as soon as he gets his mitts on the ball in the air. What makes this catch impressive is what happens as Gordon hits the ground: He tightly secures it as he’s violently swung to the ground http://www.thetitanslockerroom.com/authentic-daquan-jones-jersey , so much so that his helmet falls off. But the ball security here is outstanding, and it just goes to show that Gordon is still a force even with all his missed time.Gordon is also a threat on yards after the catch, as shown on his 55-yard play against the Bears (I’d upload it but the size of the file is too big so that unfortunately isn’t happening...). He’s quite elusive for someone with as much lost time as him, and it showed on that play.But Gordon’s heart belongs at the catch point.gamepass.nfl.comPeople always wonder why players usually succeed in New England and not anywhere else, and it’s very simple: Bill Belichick understands who these players are and how to use them. The difference in coaching between Hue Jackson-Todd Haley and Bill Belichick-Josh McDaniels is going from the worst coaching tandem in the league to the absolute best. Belichick doesn’t need Gordon to be a blocker or a gadget guy. He know Gordon can roast corners at the catch point even with as simple as having a bigger frame (above).Julian Edelman and James White are the safety nets for Tom Brady while Rob Gronkowski and Josh Gordon are the more dangerous, explosive vertical threats. Gordon’s presence has made New England’s offense that much more dangerous. He can be an explosive YAC receiver from time to time, but if there’s one area Titans fans need to be concerned with, it’s tightly contested jump balls, because he’ll make you pay if you’re off by a little much.Gordon has had an excellent season in Foxboro thus far, and this beast must be contained for the Titans to be that much closer to an upset victory.