What's Wrong with the Titans' Kenny Britt and Other AFC South Must-Reads

In many ways, Kenny Britt's struggles typify the Tennessee Titans' season.

Before the year, I called Britt's play the key to the Titans' 2012 campaign, and it has been decidedly uneven.

Today's article of the day comes from John Glennon of the Tennessean, who says the Titans will look at how they are using Britt.

He's averaging less than than 12 yards a catch, a far cry from his deep-threat resume.

Part of that is obviously due to Matt Hassebeck's tenure as quarterback—in which the Titans rarely threw long—and it's clear that injuries have played a role in slowing down the Tennessee's No. 1 wideout.

It's plain to see, however, that the Titans are going to have to find ways to generate improvement if they hope to turn their sinking season around.

Improved play by Britt could do the trick.

Whether it's a question of health, routes or rhythm, Tennessee needs this bye week to generate more opportunities for Britt to be a difference maker.

General Interest

Bill Barnwell of Grantland looks at the weekend in the NFL.

Chase Stuart of Football Perspective tells coaches when to go for two.

Stuart works on a draft value chart.

Houston Texans

John McClain of the Houston Chronicle calls Sunday's game a "should win."

McClain has comments from Gary Kubiak.

Indianapolis Colts

Paul Kuharsky of ESPN.com points out that Jerraud Powers has been on IR for three straight years.

Phil Richards of the Indianapolis Star says other players must step up with Powers on IR.

Tennessee Titans

Alen Dumonjic of Bleacher Report says Chris Johnson is back.

Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean writes that the Titans are still thinking playoffs.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Vito Stellino of the Florida Times-Union asks if the Jaguars are catching the Texans at the right time.

Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union posts a notebook.