Gentry Estes is a sports columnist for the Tennessean, focusing on local sports stories in Tennessee, particularly in Nashville. With a background in sports journalism, Gentry provides analysis, commentary, and coverage on various sports topics, including the Tennessee Titans and Nashville Predators.
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Gentry Estes focuses predominantly on sports, particularly football, with a specific emphasis on local teams such as the Tennessee Titans and Vanderbilt football. His coverage includes event reporting and expert commentary.
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By: Gentry Estes
Without a stadium, Nashville is again being linked to an Major League Baseball team that – surprise – wants a new stadium of its own.
By: Gentry Estes
Saturday's smoky storming at Neyland Stadium came after a nice win that wasn't shocking. Tennessee was simply better than a descending Alabama.
By: Gentry Estes
With Mason Rudolph at quarterback, the Tennessee Titans gave themselves a chance in Buffalo. Then, per usual, they failed to take advantage.
By: Gentry Estes
As expected, the Detroit Lions were better than the Tennessee Titans in all areas Sunday. Especially special teams.
By: Gentry Estes
The New England Patriots hit the wind out of the Tennessee Titans to send the game to overtime, but the Titans figured out a way to win.
It took everything the banged-up Tennessee Titans could muster to beat a bad opponent on Sunday. But you know what? The Titans gave that effort.
By: Gentry Estes
The season's most beloved character for Josh Snead and the SEC Shorts comedy group, much like the team he represents, has been a total surprise.
By: Gentry Estes
Here's the thing: The Tennessee Titans didn't play terribly on Sunday. Yet they still weren't anywhere near the Los Angeles Chargers.
Will Levis again showed signs of progress on a day where the Tennessee Titans couldn't get out of their own way in losing to the Minnesota Vikings.
By: Gentry Estes
For all that the Tennessee Titans have thrown at their offensive line, they still haven't done enough to fix a glaring problem.
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