The Titans responded with real life in Week 2, which is the nice part. The less nice part is the frustrating way in which they lost to fall to 0-2. The Tennessee Titans lost a tight one to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, falling 20-24 in a game that came down to the wire.
The Tennessee Titans were the worst team in the NFL just two seasons ago, and they were not far off last season. The Philadelphia Eagles, meanwhile, won the Super Bowl two seasons ago and have been contenders on a yearly basis for quite some time.
You have to imagine that the initial response from Tennessee Titans' fans to their Week 2 loss will be varied. On one hand, Tennessee came back from a miserable opening game and took a long-time elite franchise down to the wire.
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Losses don't get much more heartbreaking than that one. After taking a 20-17 lead late in the fourth quarter, the Tennessee Titans' defense betrayed a strong game up to that point and allowed the Philadelphia Eagles to march down the field and right into the red zone.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Tennessee Titans are officially six quarters into the 2026 season. At halftime against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Titans trail 14-10 after an action-packed first quarter gave way to a slowed-down second.
In the first quarter, the star running back appeared to suffer an injury, and he proceeded to leave the game.
Sunday’s game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans in Nashville could be the hottest in Titans history. The temperature is expected to reach about 95 degrees around kickoff at Nissan Stadium, with the heat index pushing past 105, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported.
The best news the Tennessee Titans received ahead of Week 2 was that veteran LB Cedric Gray had cleared concussion protocol. His efforts will be critical as the Titans try to stop the Philadelphia Eagles' ground game today.
The Tennessee Titans are about to kick off against the Philadelphia eagles in an important Week 2 battle. At 0-1 and with morale painfully low due to last week's blunders, the Titans are already looking at a potentially season-altering game, win or lose, today.
We've made it to Week 2 in one whole piece, Titans fans. Tennessee's 0-1 team is set to take on the visiting Philadelphia Eagles today in the hunt for a bounce back after their disappointing opener.
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The Titans veteran receiver wasn’t targeted once in the loss to New York, and now a 5-figure fine adds insult to an already ugly opener. Tennessee Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley had a Week 1 performance against the New York Jets that most would prefer to forget.
At this point, it’s pretty obvious where Cam Ward needs to improve most and his ability (or inability) to do so weighs heavily into his future as the Titans’ starting QB.
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The Titans made a significant change to their starting roster ahead of Week 2, which is good news for a rookie and bad news for a veteran. Tennessee Titans
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward did not lower his own standard after a 23-10 home loss to the New York Jets in Week 1. Asked on Wednesday to assess himself after coach Robert Saleh said he remains “at the floor of what it takes to be an NFL quarterback,” the second-year starter refused to retreat.
Simmons' thoughts on stopping the Eagles may give a little extra juice to Hurts.
It's an article of faith that football teams see their biggest improvement from the first game to the second. The Tennessee Titans and their fans sure hope that's true.
The Baltimore Ravens wasted no time making a statement to begin the 2026 NFL season with a 41-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, becoming the first team since the 1970 merger to score at least 40 points in consecutive season openers.
The Tennessee Titans officially signed LB Jimmy Ciarlo to their practice squad and cut G Drew Moss in a corresponding move, per Jim Wyatt of the team’s site. Tennessee’s practice squad now includes: QB Hendon Hooker RB Kalel Mullings WR K.J.
Per Bill Huber, free agent G Kevin Zeitler is “ready to roll if he finds the right opportunity.” We took a look at some of the best fits for Zeitler back in July before camp, including the Steelers, Texans and Bengals among others.
The Tennessee Titans probably miss Baltimore Ravens star running back Derrick Henry even more now.
Tennessee Titans fans only needed one week to decide they had seen enough of the 2026 iteration of the team. The Titans opened their season with a 23-10 home loss to the New York Jets at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn.
Showing no signs of slowing down at 32, Derrick Henry put on one of his signature monster performances as the Baltimore Ravens opened the season by dominating the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon.
The Tennessee Titans announced on Monday that linebacker Cedric Gray was involved in a UTV accident in Tennessee over the weekend and sustained a concussion and minor injuries.
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