Titans getting healthy in secondary

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on October 31, 2009 4:01 PM ET
Tennessee's quest to finally win a game may have taken a hit when Titans owner Bud Adams forced Vince Young into the lineup.

But the team's sagging secondary has been a bigger problem than quarterback play this season, and the Titans got great news on that front this week.  Vincent Fuller, who broke his forearm in Week Three, will return to the lineup.

Pro Bowl cornerback Cortland Finnegan is also expected to play for the first time in four games, although he's listed as questionable on the injury report.

Perhaps the improving health of the secondary is why Tennessee is favored by three points to get its first win.  Or maybe folks remember Jacksonville's last road trip -- a 41-point shutout loss in Seattle.

Our Week Eight PFT picks thinks this one will be a tad closer.

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