Titans Topple Falcons 20-13 to Improve to 3-1

Posted by Matt Loede on October 8th, 2007 filed in Game Stories
     

David Thornton (50) celebrates after intercepting an Atlanta Falcons pass late in the fourth quarter 

Vincent Fuller had a 76-yard interception return for a touchdown with one minute left in the game to break a 13-13 tie as the Titans toppled the Falcons 20-13 at LP Field.  Tennessee looked sloppy coming off of a bye week, turning the ball over five times, including a fumble that was returned 56 yards for a touchdown by DeAngelo Hall in the first quarter.  Rob Bironas connected on two field goals and Chris Brown added a score on the ground to power the Titans to a 3-and-1 record, their best start since 2003 when they last made the playoffs.  Atlanta struggled on offense, getting only two field goals from two different kickers, while quarterbacks Joey Harrington and Byron Leftwich each threw an interception.  The 1-and-4 Falcons take on the Giants at home next week, while the Titans travel to Tampa Bay.



One Response to “Titans Topple Falcons 20-13 to Improve to 3-1”

  1. hunner88 Says:
    October 9th, 2007 at 12:34 pm

    This was a tough week for the Titans because their leader Vince had an awful game. I Love the Titans and Vince Young, which is why I created The Vince Young Blog. I am really interested in hooking up with you and maybe getting linked to. I am going to do daily updates on Vince and the Titans and I would really like it if we could work together. I do lots of research and am going to have many new articles about the team and Vince. My newest is here http://vinceyoung.wordpress.com/2007/10/09/bitter-sweet-week-for-vince-young/#respond

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