Kerry Collins News: Pro Sports Daily

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June 17

Nashville City Paper

"Tennessee Titans quarterback Kerry Collins made an appearance on the CMT Music Awards that are airing tonight from the Sommet Center as a presenter. Collins has aspirations of writing country music songs, and has collaborated with some Music City songwriters in the past few months while trying to break into the business. The Awards are part of the wrap-up to the weekend of the annual FanFest in Nashville."

Look for spring in Collins' step this fall

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May 21

Nashville City Paper

"Kerry Collins admits it's been a long time since he has been this excited entering an NFL season. And why shouldn't he be excited? The Titans finished 13-3 a year ago under his leadership, and have made a concerted effort to add more weapons on the offensive side of the ball with the aim of helping Collins and the Titans go further in the postseason than the past couple of years. "I've worked out more in this off-season than I have in the last several," Collins said. "I've been in here everyday and I've really put a lot of time in in the weight room, more so than I have in several years in the past. This is from a veteran many folks thought would be enjoying his retirement from the NFL by ..."

Kerry Collins empathizes with Brett Favre

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May 13

Tennessean

"Another offseason of Brett Favre coming out of retirement talk is in full swing, but Titans quarterback Kerry Collins can understand where the future Hall of Famer is coming from. "I am not surprised,'' Collins said Tuesday. "He loves to play the game, loves to be around the game. It is hard for all us to not have it, to not be a part of it. I certainly understand his desire to play as long as he wants. And I think he has earned that right.'' Favre, the longtime Packers quarterback, announced his retirement last offseason then ended up playing for the Jets, throwing 22 touchdown passes and 22 interceptions for a team that missed the playoffs. When the Jets released Favre in April, he ..."

Passing game potential revives Kerry Collins' spirits, arm

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May 10

Tennessean

"No one has to remind Titans quarterback Kerry Collins about how much life has changed for him of late. In the past year, he's gone from backup to starter, earned a new contract, and at age 36, has a new outlook on his NFL career. At the same time, plenty has also changed around him. When the Titans held their first minicamp last week, Collins had a new weapon to throw to in speedy receiver Nate Washington. Later this month, the team's newest toy - receiver Kenny Britt - will also be one of his targets. It's done even more to re-energize Collins, who's preparing for his 15th NFL season. "I am excited about the additions that we have made to our receiving corps,'' Collins said. "Obviously, ..."