Bill Callahan Continues To Be Unphased By The Right Tackle Carouse

Even if Bill Callahan is essentially an NFL modern day mythos, the veteran line coach handles the situation with patience

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Head Coach Brian Callahan announced on Wednesday that Nicholas Petit-Frere would once again get the start at right tackle against the Houston Texans. The move received quite the reaction from fans and media members alike, as Petit-Frere offered little relief to the Titans massive problem at the position against the Minnesota Vikings.

Petit-Frere, who had not seen game action since Week Seven, played just 40 percent of the right tackle snaps in Sunday’s loss. Even when playing a minority of the snaps with rotation-mate Isaiah Prince, Petit-Frere still allowed three total pressures, including two sacks and another hit on quarterback Will Levis. To add on to the rotational woes, the former third-round pick also wracked up another false start penalty, making it his fourth in just 195 total snaps on the season.

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