Tennessee Titans 2008 Odds - Titan Odds to Win 2009 Super Bowl

A few familiar faces return to Nashville this year, including offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger, defensive end Jevon Kearse and wide receiver Justin McCareins. A master playcaller, Heimerdinger should help third-year quarterback Vince Young become a more dynamic passer and playmaker, while new tight end Alge Crumpler provides a safety valve over the middle of the field.

But coach Jeff Fisher's team will once again be based on the ground, where the smash-and-flash duo of LenDale White and rookie Chris Johnson are expected to carry the load. Meanwhile, Kearse will join a defensive line that already includes Pro Bowl talent in relentless edge-rushing end Kyle Vanden Bosch and mammoth run-stuffing tackle Albert Haynesworth.

As always, linebacker Keith Bulluck will fly sideline-to-sideline making plays and talking noise, while safeties Michael Griffin and Chris Hope add versatility to Jim Schwartz's stop-unit and cornerback Cortland Finnegan emerges as a lock down cover man. If the game comes down to a last-second or long-distance field goal, kicker Rob Bironas has it under control. But this year, the Titans hope to turn those field goals into touchdowns and turn an early playoff exit into a Super Bowl run all the way to Tampa Bay.