The time may be right for a change considering the Titans used the third pick in the 2006 to obtain Young. Kerry Collins has been on a downward slide since his dismal performance in last years 13 to 10 loss at home against Baltimore in the Divisional round of the playoffs. But lets face it, Kerry could have very well have been playing over his head last year for a team that had an excellent defense, offensive line and rushing attack. So the answer to the question of whether or not to play Vince Young is becoming more obvious: What have you got to lose?

There’s a pretty good chance that Tennessee doesn’t make the playoffs, like a really good chance. When the Titans drafted Vince Young they thought he was going to be the future of their franchise. Hey 2006 Titans, it’s the future now! If the future solution never becomes the present solution it’s going to throw Tennessee into a faster nosedive. It’s time to see whether Vince has what it takes to be a competitve qarterback. The team still has talent but what they don’t want to do is be without a consistent playcaller behind center. Finding out whether Young has what it takes will put the Titans in a better position of knowing their needs going into the offseason. If they wait another year on him and he doesn’t pan out the team will dissolve faster than a Hollywood marriage and the Titans will be left as a shell of it’s former self. And Jeff Fisher will be left with a pink slip.

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