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Steve McNair (QB), who was unfairly snubbed from this years Pro Bowl, will look to lead the Titans to victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Dec. 22, 2002. A victory by Tennessee would give them the inside track for home-field advantage through the playoffs.

Brad Hopkins (LT) could miss the next three weeks after tearing a ligament in his right knee on Dec. 16, 2002.

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The Tennessee Titans have great depth at running back this year (Eddie George, Skip Hicks, and Robert Holcombe) and many other positions. One vital position that cannot be filled if an injury occurs is at quarterback. There is only one Steve McNair. From the time the Tennessee Titans made him the #1 pick in the draft to the time he led them to the Super Bowl, Steve McNair has been the leader of this team. Coming back from shoulder surgery and a poor 2001 campaign is not an easy task, but if anyone can do it, its Steve McNair.

Although McNair had his best passing year (5th ranked passer in NFL) last year, look for this year to be the best year for Steve McNair as a leader. He is no longer the rookie who makes asinine mistakes. Last year was a transitional year for the Tennessee Titans and Steve McNair. If Eddie George can recover from last season which featured career lows in rushing yards (didn't break a thousand) and a career high in fumbles/fumbles lost, then the Titans have a sincere shot of winning the AFC South and ending the year with a trip to San Diego (site of this years Super Bowl)