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How Zach Mettenberger should approach his job with Marcus Mariota in town

May 13, 2015

Paul KuharskyESPN Staff Writer
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Quarterback Zach Mettenberger won fans on the coaching staff, locker room and in the stands with some of his work as a rookie despite the lack of victories. ESPN Titans reporter Paul Kuharsky considers a prudent approach for Mettenberger going forward.