Titans’ powers-that-be that trading for Rivers would be the right move.

Whisenhunt and Rivers worked together in 2013, when Whisenhunt served as the Chargers’ offensive coordinator. Rivers is entering his 12th season in the NFL, and has a career completion percentage of 64.7 percent. He threw for 4,286 yards last year, with 31 touchdown passes thrown to 18 interceptions.

Cole says that Whisenhunt sees shades of Kurt Warner in Rivers, in that Whisenhunt made the switch at quarterback to Warner in 2008, when he served as the Arizona Cardinals’ head coach. It served as a shot in the arm to the team and the franchise, with the Cardinals reaching the Super Bowl in Warner’s first year as a starter in Arizona and the organization receiving greater attention as a result.

Granted,a fourth. Even Chuck Schumer, the third straight Senate Democratic leader to have voted for the Iraq war, opposed this anti-withdrawal amendment.

During the State of the Union address on Tuesday night, Trump should call Congress’s bluff. He should dare legislators to do their jobs and vote to authorize continuing these wars—or he will end them. Put the onus on the House and Senate to fulfill their constitutional duties.

Trump may find that he has unlikely allies in his would-be 2020 Democratic presidential foes. The one bright spot in the Senate vote was that Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Amy Klobuchar were all on the side of withdrawal. How many ambitious Democrats will vote to give a Republican president a blank check for war