ESPN's Halftime Highlight Show Shuns Kenny Britt, the Titans and Common Sense

Dear ESPN,

  Yesterday, the Tennessee Titans beat the Eagles in an amazing come from behind game. This comeback was sparked by receiver Kenny Britt, who caught 7 passes for 225 yards and 3 touchdowns.

  With the Titans down by nine, Britt made an amazing 80 yard catch in which he adjusted to an underthrown ball by Kerry Collins, spun away from a defender, and was off to the races.

  The catch sparked the Titans, who got a stop on defense and kicked a field goal after another great 36 yard catch got them into Eagles territory. A few minutes later, Britt made another touchdown catch that sealed the game. After a field goal and a pick six, the Titans had scored a remarkable 27 points in the fourth quarter to win 37-19.

  It was an amazing game and a great performance by Britt. Yet, it was not on the fastest three minutes on the Monday Night Football halftime show. Instead, you raved about Roddy White's 150 yard 2 TD game; White's performance was impressive, but nowhere near as impressive as Britt's game changing outing.

  I'm disappointed. I look foward to this show every Monday night, because it usually shows the best highlights of the week. But tonight, you missed a chance to showcase one of the league's bright young stars. You also missed a chance to show off an amazing fourth quarter rally in an exciting game between two great teams.

  Honestly, I am lead to believe that you didn't do your homework on this one. The Titans and Kenny Britt are usually not a sexy flashy team, but yesterday they showed they can be whatever they need to be to win. They showed poise and desire in the comeback and solidified themselves as a legitimate Superbowl contender. you are supposed to show coverage and analysis of important games like this. Your oversight in this matter makes me sad, ESPN. I expected more from you. We all did.

Sincerely,

Chase.