Mariota Gets #8 from Ryan Succop

May 01, 2015 at 04:22 PM

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Playing at Oregon, quarterback Marcus Mariota has gotten used to changing uniforms almost every game wearing almost every variation of Duck green and yellow imaginable. Coming to the NFL and the Tennessee Titans, his apparel is about to take a step toward the drab in comparison.

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That's OK with Mariota, who posed with his new No. 8 with the Titans on Friday night.

"I was waiting for that question," Mariota said. "I'm a big fan of navy blue, so I'm looking forward to wearing that."

And yes, that No. 8 is comfortably Mariota's because Titans general manager Ruston Webster said they got that ball rolling immediately on the number change.

Titans kicker Ryan Succop offered earlier Friday to hand over his number for free if Mariota beat him at arm wrestling, while showing off the kicker's arm strength in a video on Instagram.

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