How did the Tennessee Titans(Houston Oilers) vs Buffalo Bills preseason game go?
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Bills vs Titans: Hall of Fame Game Open Thread Buffalo Bills (0-0) vs Tennessee Titans (0-0) 2009 NFL Hall of Fame Game 8:00 PM ET, NBC SB Nation’s Titans coverage: Music City Miracles Welcome to the official pre-season kickoff of the 2009 NFL season! Tonight, the Buffalo Bills and the Tennessee Titans (donning throwback Houston Oilers uniforms) meet in the 2009 NFL Hall of Fame Game in the first live football action of the season. This is your open thread for the game. Buffalo’s starters are likely to see a series or two of action on both sides of the ball this evening. We’re looking for three simple things out of the team tonight: staying healthy, playing physically, and making a few plays. This is the pre-season; if we’re getting those three things, we’re doing OK, particularly as this is the first of five pre-season games for the Bills. Our discussions are in the comments section. We hope to see you there. Go Bills! Sources:
Kerry Collins was sharp and Vince Young tentative for the Tennessee Titans in overshadowing Terrell Owens’ debut for the Buffalo Bills. With a little trickery and a solid performance by the Collins-led starting offense, Tennessee opened the preseason with a 21-18 win in the Hall of Fame game on Sunday night. If this was the NFL’s throwback weekend to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the American Football League, then this also resembled the Titans’ quarterback situation at the beginning of last year. That’s when Young got off to a terrible start and lost his starting job to Collins by Week 2. Collins, already selected the starter, quickly began delivering on the faith the Titans put in him after being signed to a two-year $15 million contract this offseason. He went 7-of-10 for 82 yards in producing two touchdown drives, one capped by reserve punter A.J. Trapasso’s 40-yard run on a perfectly executed fake punt on the opening possession. Collins was especially efficient
