All is set for the Titans' second MFL season after an unhappy first.

The not exactly positive result of the first season is due to several factors.

The Titans had the toughest schedule in the league (according to released statistics) faced with the weakest offense in the league (ovr79).

The change of QB was useless and only brought confusion to the mechanics and to the team itself considering that Levis was a rookie with a very low overall.

The real problem, however, was the defense, completely insufficient compared to Coach Underscore standards, always among the top five best defenses in the league.

The second season will feature a new rookie under-center QB who has proven his worth in training camp and in practice. There are high expectations for him. The attack was enriched by an interesting rookie TE who immediately took the No. 1 position in the Coach's strategies.

The WR department has essentially been confirmed and the OL has been strengthened with the addition of a rookie drafted in a high second round.

The defense is under great scrutiny and the Coach will almost certainly return to his preferred 4-3 or even 46 system.

"We know we are in a very strong division where all the teams closed the season with a positive record" states Coach Underscore.

"We are confident we can do better, it won't be easy, but we will fight with all our strength in every single match, opponents warned."

Coach Underscore