Here's the thing to consider before mocking Mularkey, he went 9-7 in his first season with the Bills, and if they had beat the Steelers in week 17 they would have made the play offs. That year their offense was ranked in the top ten in total offense with Drew Bledsoe under center. In his second year the Bills released Bledsoe so that their first round pick from the previous draft could start - JP Losman - and he played so bad he got benched in favor of another QB that I can't remember the name of, but it is safe to say the Bills front office messed up big time by getting rid of Bledsoe. And I think their GM got fired at the end of Mularkey's second season, and he resigned after they brought in Levy to be their GM.


As for here he got stuck with Gabbert and Henne, and was at the start of the full scale rebuild. He was never going to win many games with the team we put on the field.


So maybe the Titans believe they're giving him the best team he's had since the 2004 Bills. He's got the franchise QB. Some play makers. And they're a RB and a couple of O-Lineman off a good offense. They make the right hire at DC and they could win more games next season.

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