new QB Matt Hasselbeck

 Mike Munchak got his first victory was elected the National Football League coach, is also the first Sunday gatorade shower.

This might seem like an incredibly early events in the second week of the season of the NFL. But for the Tennessee titans symbolizes a

tone for the franchise out in the first games of reeling, on paper to another banged the bitter hands is the most dangerous opponent, the

Baltimore ravens.

In the sea, Munchak negative as a sideline not only with a bold bath that prompted a victory of Tennessee in LP down, but also with a

history lesson, rather than focusing on the long run recent failure.

Quarterback matt Hasselbeck Tennessee titans, as a new guy this season, is a attract the audience Saturday night Munchak narrative

Baltimore, has been the biggest stumbling block to the team came to Tennessee titans.

There are 13 times Titan Baltimore derailed teams in the playoffs, in 2000 and 2008, and both times in Nashville's game.

"I talked a lot about our tradition, these guys are those who were in the way too long," Munchak said.

Munchak, assistant in Jeff fisher those games, stressed, and against the crow there always seems to be ugly, sad to start.

"It means a lot to me, that is, said:" I am a new comer, Hasselbeck feeling, and then went out Munchak had forecast, have a blow through

the into early intercept.

This is when a muffed rob Bironas strengthen field goal-34 lantern try.

But, Hasselbeck said: "I don't think anyone flinch. I think no one panicked because, like he said."

Tied to the half, Tennessee, the open, doubles came in third quarter completed. In a fourth- -1 the line of Baltimore, a situation where

catch Fisher-coached the Titan team will often conservative path, Munchak told Chris palmer take the offensive coordinator a shot.

Javon Ringer— and not 2,000-yard man Chris Johnson— got the call on a misdirection pitchout and darted in for the go-ahead touchdown and

a lead that Tennessee never relinquished.

"I thought that was a perfect opportunity to do it," Munchak said. "To come away with a three would have felt like a defeat."

The set the second-half tone for Tennessee dictating the pace, and building nearly a 12-minute advantage in time of possession.

"We didn't really keep ourselves on the field for a very long time," Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco said. "We were never really able to get

to them, wear them out a little bit and break them. You have got to credit those guys for preventing that."

Johnson finished the day with only 53 yards on 24 rushes, a 2.2 average that would have spelled doom for most of Tennessee's run-oriented

teams. But that was hardly a relevant stat to the outcome, as Hasselbeck cut loose for 358 yards on 30-for-42 accuracy.

In the 2006-2010 stretch where they split quarterbacking duties for Tennessee, Vince Young and Kerry Collins had a combined total of only

three 300-yard passing games.

"In the past, we could have lost that game five different ways by not making those passes and not making those catches," Munchak said.

Kenny Britt's nine receptions accounted for 135 of those yards, much of which came while being covered by Baltimore's all-world safety, Ed

Reed.

"We just need to get our running game going and then I don't think anybody can stop us," said Britt of an offense that showed virtually no

hint of being explosive in the Week 1 loss at Jacksonville.

Tennessee's 432 total yards were the Titans' most ever against the Ravens, who had arrived in Nashville seeming as imposing as ever,

coming off a 35-7 mauling of Pittsburgh.

Said Munchak: "What a difference a week makes, huh?"