Keith Bulluck News: Pro Sports Daily

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October 1

Nashville City Paper

"Keith Bulluck has been here before with a slow-starting Tennessee Titans team. Asked Wednesday how the 2002 Titans dug out of a 1-4 hole or how the 2006 team finished 8-8 after an 0-5 beginning, Bulluck said it all centers on attitude. "I can't really say we have a winning attitude, because if we did, we would have won some games," Bulluck said. "This team needs to establish themselves in this game." Bulluck harkened back to the '02 team that got up off the mat and wound up in the AFC Championship Game, thanks to winning 11 of its final 12 regular season games. He said that Titans team developed an attitude that included forcing its will upon opponents and putting them away with a "killer ..."

Titans' Bulluck says it's wrong to judge his friend Vince Young

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June 18

Nashville City Paper

"Keith Bulluck considers quarterback Vince Young not only a teammate, but a friend as well. But when it comes to the on-going saga of interviews regarding Young of late, and his reviewing of the events during and in the aftermath of the 2008 season opener, Bulluck would just as soon steer clear of that subject. "We talk every day, mostly not about football," Bulluck said Wednesday. "I don't pay too much attention to [Young's interviews]. It's not for me [talk about]. I have my own self to worry about, and I'm just trying to get myself prepared for my season. How he handles his business and how he handles this, and how each of us as individuals handle our business, and the way we approach ..."

Titans Analysis: What areas do the Titans need to focus on?

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March 13

Nashville City Paper

"With the Tennessee Titans about to begin their offseason program next week, there are still a few holes to be filled in on the roster. There are few glaring weaknesses per se, but still areas that can be beefed up either with the remaining free agents available or in the draft. Here is a look at the Titans' roster and the chances for any adjustments to be made at particular positions. The rating system is: Four stars means this is a strength of the team. Three stars means the Titans are solid at this position. Two stars means the position needs improvement. One star means this is a weakness for the Titans. Quarterback Kerry Collins re-signed and is entrenched as the starter after getting a ..."

Bulluck still unsure what future holds with Titans

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January 21

Nashville City Paper

"When Keith Bulluck cleaned out his locker after the Tennessee Titans’ divisional playoff loss to Baltimore, he was asked about his long-term future with the club. Bulluck has become a fixture on the field at outside linebacker, a go-to guy in the locker room for media interviews and a stalwart in community activities. But after nine years with the Titans, he will enter what could be his final go-around with the club in 2009. Bulluck, who turns 32 in April, says he would like an extension to stay in Tennessee beyond the upcoming season when his current contract is set to expire, but knows that right now, the front office has other more pressing issues, such as the decisions on impending ..."

Rib injury is no laughing matter for star Bulluck

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November 6

Tennessean

"Keith Bulluck has to keep from cracking himself up. It's too painful. The Titans linebacker was asked Wednesday what he thought of defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth being on the cover of this week's Sports Illustrated. "It is great,'' Bulluck said. "As long as it is not the swimsuit issue.'' Bulluck winced as he delivered his one-liner. He's still dealing with the rib injury he suffered Sunday against the Packers. He did not practice Wednesday, is listed on the injury report and his availability for Sunday's game against the Bears is unclear. Bulluck, who has started 105 consecutive games and is the team's leading tackler this season, expects to miss practice the rest of the week and be ..."

Bulluck expects to be game-time decision

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November 5

Tennessean

"Keith Bulluck has to keep from cracking himself up. It's too painful. On Wednesday the Titans linebacker was asked what he thought of defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth being on the cover of this week's Sports Illustrated. "It is great,'' Bulluck said. "As long as it is not the swimsuit issue.'' But as Bulluck delivered his one-liner, he winced in pain. He's still dealing with the rib injury he suffered last Sunday against Green Bay. He did not practice Wednesday, is listed on the injury report and his availability for Sunday's game at Chicago is unclear. Bulluck said he doesn't anticipate practicing all week and expects to be a game-time decision. He has started 105 straight games. The ..."

Bulluck gets company in Monday spotlight

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October 28

Tennessean

"Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck might have to share his self-proclaimed "Mr. Monday Night" title. Safety Chris Hope made his biggest plays of the season on the biggest regular-season stage in the NFL - Monday Night Football - and in an divisional duel that solidified a new favorite in the AFC. Hope intercepted Colts quarterback Peyton Manning twice, his second one sealing a 31-21 victory in front of 69,143 fans at LP Field. "All season he was wondering why he wasn't the one making he plays," linebacker Stephen Tulloch said of Hope, who entered the game as the only Titans starter in the secondary without an interception. Then on Monday night, "it just came to him, it fell in his hands." ..."

Bulluck makes habit of preseason scoring

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August 11

Tennessean

"The nickname Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck is most proud of is Mr. Monday Night, which he gave to himself after a run of big plays on the national stage. He's also earned another nickname over the years: Mr. Preseason. With his 13-yard interception return for a touchdown in Saturday night's 34-13 preseason victory over the Rams, Bulluck has three touchdowns in past 14 preseason games. There was a 70-yard interception return for a touchdown at Green Bay in 2004 and a 29-yard interception return for touchdown against Tampa Bay in 2005. "It's the same thing every year,'' Coach Jeff Fisher said. "He'll score a couple of times in the preseason. … That's the first thing he said to me on the ..."

Bulluck blitzes ESPN shows

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July 9

Tennessean

"Over the years, Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck has heard the digs from national media. Other times, he felt slighted because no one outside Nashville was talking about his team at all. On Wednesday, Bulluck has a chance to speak up and be heard. The loquacious linebacker will embark on his own public relations mission today when he makes the rounds at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn. Bulluck is scheduled to make multiple appearances on television and radio for ESPN programs, part of what should be an 8-hour, whirlwind of a day."