Titans look to use lack of success, ability, as weapons against Pittsburgh There are no paper-based reasons why the Titans should win when the Steelers travel to Tennessee for Thursday Night Football. Logic is thrown out the door, and the Steelers should fear the animal close to death. After watching Tennessee's last two games - most recently, a 30-7 beatdown by the Vikings that was probably worse than the score indicated. The Titans defensive line looked like it was on ice. Its offensive line was on ice pointed uphill. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck looked as excited to be playing as a guy who slammed 14 beers 12 hours earlier. It's hard to determine which side of the ball looked worse ( although their punter wasn't half bad ), but it's really more like comparing Creed and Nickelback - even having the conversation lessens the quality of the air and those hearing the words that come out of it. I can't come up with a valid reason why the Titans could defeat the Steelers Thursday night. And that's exactly why I'm terrified. The most dangerous animals are the ones in the corner, minutes from death. The Titans are that dying animal. You probably have that buddy you play in Madden who will spout off Tuesday Morning Quarterback stats on going for it on every fourth down, running throwback passes and trying to scramble his quarterback on every play. The Titans ran a wildcat package with safety - SAFETY - Jordan Babineaux in