The Tennessee Titans are struggling mightily in the trenches throughout the first two games of the season. No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward has been sacked 11 times over the first two weeks, making him the fourth-most sacked rookie in their first two games since 1982.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward is learning what it's like to be a rookie in the NFL this season. In two starts, Ward has picked up many lessons, but he told reporters about the one thing he is learning about the most.
After back-to-back playoff appearances, the Houston Texans were hoping to take another step forward in 2025. But now 0-2, Houston's season is on the verge of spiraling out of control.
The Tennessee Titans are 0-2, and the vibes are low. Even when the majority of folks came into this season expecting them to start 0-2 against a pair of playoff caliber teams, finally arriving at that reality somehow still really saps the energy from the room.
A Tennessee Titans (0-2) 33-19 defeat at home to the Los Angeles Rams (2-0) on Sunday showcased the gap between the team that drafted No. 1 overall this year and a legitimate Super Bowl contender.
The Tennessee Titans' defense performed really well in the first half, holding the Los Angeles Rams to 10 points, but they gave up a few too many explosive plays in the second half, which helped the Rams score 23 points in the final 30 minutes.
Jim Wyatt reports the Titans have signed OT Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson and TE Joel Wilson to the practice squad. In correspondence, the Titans have waived TE Drake Dabney from the practice squad.
Following a 0-2 start, the Tennessee Titans are still searching for rhythm, coming off a 33-19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2. Mistakes and penalties again set the tone, with Tennessee failing to break the 20-point mark for the second straight week.
The Tennessee Titans' offense struggled a bit in their 33-19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, but they made clear strides from Week 1. Cam Ward looked good, Tony Pollard had a much better game on the ground and rookie wide receiver Elic Ayomanor had a big game.
Before the season, Jeffery Simmons of the Tennessee Titans had to deal with a rookie. The practice incident prompted his teammates to make comments. But Simmons had a better day Monday, getting a raise in 2025 with a contract revision, according to a post on X by Ian Rapoport.
For the Tennessee Titans fans who have been tuned in through the first two weeks of the NFL season, it's an unusually weird feeling to see the team sitting winless at 0-2.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Titans have agreed to revise DT Jeffery Simmons‘ contract on Monday. According to Rapoport, Simmons receives a $632,529 raise for the 2025 season, which accounts for the 17th game check.
The Tennessee Titans are 0-2 and, as hard as it may be for fans to hear this out, there are still some positives to be taken from the team's slow start.
The Tennessee Titans have a penalty problem. Still. And it's going to eventually cost people their jobs if they don't get things cleaned up. I know that's a dramatic leap, but the reality is that something has to change.
The Tennessee Titans fell to 0-2 after a 33-19 home defeat to the Los Angeles Rams, continuing their early-season struggles. Despite flashes of promise, penalties and second-half breakdowns cost them dearly.
The Tennessee Titans are facing a significant challenge as they prepare for their Week 2 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams without key offensive tackle JC Latham.