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Titans coach Jeff Fisher expects his players to start filing in to Baptist Sports Park Monday in anticipation of the weekend rematch with Baltimore. 'They'll be so excited,' Fisher said during a Sunday press conference. 'This is going to be a lot of fun.' Baltimore advanced to the Sunday meeting with Tennessee by beating the Broncos Sunday 21-3. Fisher said the Broncos never got their offense on track, but attributed much of that to the Ravens defense. 'They just don't make mistakes,' Fisher said. 'You're going to have to scheme to get people open.' The coaches will spend Sunday night and Monday looking at the team's approach in the first two matchups. The team will return for a meeting Tuesday and a regular practice routine resumes Wednesday. 'We did some good things in the second meeting,' Fisher said. 'I remind you the kick's wide right or the game's won.' The Ravens and Titans split their two regular season meetings with each team winning on the other's homefield. 'They're playing very well,' Fisher said. 'Obviously they played very well today. They've been doing so really since even before we played them the second time. They've gotten things going.' The Ravens come to Nashville confident. During Sunday's television broadcast of the Ravens/Broncos game, discussion centered on comments made by Brian Billick that the Titans did not want to see the Ravens in the playoffs.
'He didn't get it out of here,' Fisher said. 'Why would we not want to play a team we're familiar with?'
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