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Adelphia Coliseum seems to have gotten quieter in the last few weeks, and Titans head coach Jeff Fisher has noticed. At his weekly press conference on Tuesday, Fisher called on fans to get loud for the team’s two possible home games leading up to the Super Bowl. “We want to take advantage of the opportunity to play here at home with the crowd. The last couple of weeks, because of either the opponent or the holidays, we haven’t had the noise on the field early in the game that we were used to in the middle part of the season.” “We’re going to need that kind of thing again. That’s what home-field advantage is all about. It’s about putting your opponent in a position where it is difficult to hear on the line of scrimmage when they are on the field and we need to get back to that.”
Fans will have the opportunity to respond to Fisher’s challenge against the Ravens, Broncos or Colts on the first weekend in January.
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