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Titans have Jags' number: XXXIV Behind a defense that forced six turnovers and a brilliant performance by Steve McNair, Tennessee reached its first Super Bowl with a 33-14 win in Jacksonville. Frozen moment: Titanic turnaround Just when Jacksonville appeared to have dodged a bullet, momentum quickly swung back to Tennessee. Air McNair takes ground route to Atlanta Forget that toe injury. Steve McNair was nimble and quick as he led the Titans to the Super Bowl. Super Bust replaces Super Bowl for Jags Despite its 15 wins this season, Jacksonville will be defined by its three losses to Tennessee. |
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Mark Brunell is disappointed in his performance.
Quietly getting it done
Jeff Fisher is proud of his team's effort to reach the Super Bowl. Eddie George is not getting ahead of himself.
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The Titans must disguise and design coverages where they can get help on Jimmy Smith. However, Fred Taylor is where it starts for Tennessee's defense. The Titans must contain and control Taylor. Tennessee will likely move around Jevon Kearse to keep the Jags guessing. -- Merrill Hoge