With the QB carousel spinning wildly following Week 7, Titans coach Jeff Fisher is chosing not to reveal whether Kerry Collins or Vince Young will be the starter for the 0-6 Titans.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher might be Colts QB Peyton Manning’s No. 1 fan. Maybe not, but at least Fisher was seen wearing a Manning jersey.

The Tennessee Titans’ jerseys may be light blue, but not because the sky has fallen — yet. At 0-4, I expected there to be some sense of despair after practice today, in this knee-jerk, reactionary NFL in which we reside.

There have been calls outside the Titans’ locker room for coach Jeff Fisher to think about replacing Kerry Collins with Vince Young at quarterback after a surprising 0-4 start.

Some 0-2 teams are in a lot better shape than others, at least in part because they know who they want to be, and what they do best.

Just when you think a game is just destined to play out a certain way … this game is headed to overtime, folks.

Steelers 7, Titans 7. Would you have it any other way? Not me.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher said he is not concerned about mounting injuries to his team.

Nine Titans, including four starters, were held out of Tennessse’s 27-20 preseason win over Tampa Bay Saturday.

A little T.O., and some other things that caught my eye thus far.

The Titans placed rookie WR Kenny Britt on the physically unable to perform list, just one day after the first-round draft pick signed a five-year, $12.25 million contract.

Britt reportedly is still recovering from a hamstring injury that the Titans medical staff wants to let rest for a few more days. Coach Jeff Fisher said Britt could begin practicing by the middle of the week and in time to play in next weekend’s Hall of Fame Game against the Buffalo Bills.

Every USO Tour — the participants, the location, the moment in time — feels different from every other that came before it or will come after it. This tour, our first in the 43-year history of NFL-USO tours to feature coaches, was perhaps more distinct than others.

When the planning for this trip was in its early stages, one thing that was most important to us was having the opportunity to spend the Fourth of July holiday with our troops who are serving overseas in harm’s way. I think all five coaches on the tour would agree that July 4, 2009 was a day they will long remember.

So, what are the accommodations like on USO tours? We always stay in “DV” quarters, which are on-base accommodations for “Distinguished Visitors.” These quarters can range from having an extra pillow on a standard-issue Army cot in a barrack-style room to comfortable single rooms for each member of the tour.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher welled up within seconds of discussing the life — and death — of slain former QB Steve McNair at a news conference Monday.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher reflected on his memories of Steve McNair on Monday. Visibly emotional, Fisher called his former quarterback, who was found shot to death on the Fourth of July, one of the “greatest competitors” he ever knew.