Claiming the discovery will take him places he hadnt thought possible, rookie Tennessee Titans running back Bishop Sankey told reporters Wednesday that after recently learning to cut, he plans on using the newfound skill to run in many different directions in the future. Before this, I would just aim for the middle of the end zone and hope Id make it all the way through, but now, I have so many new directions to explore, said Sankey, adding that the best part of cutting is that it allows one to change direction right in the middle of a play. It opens up a lot of opportunitiesI can go left, right, even backwards. My favorite is forward diagonal left, but coach [Ken Whisenhunt] says well wait a while before using that one in a game. Im still getting the hang of this whole thing. At press time, a visibly flustered Sankey was struggling while attempting to cut in a way that would launch himself straight up into the air. 