By MIKE HERNDON, columnist
The Titans are coming off their 11th loss of the season, and it was one of the ugliest losses of what has been a very ugly year.
The offense gained just 188 total yards, their third-lowest total of the season and the lowest since Brian Callahan left the building. Both the stats and the eye test point towards it being a major step back after a couple of weeks of progress.
Brian Callahan/ ASSOCIATED PRESS
The good news is that there are only five games left in this dreadful 2025 season. The better news is that despite how hopeless this Titans team appears to be at the moment, a change in coaching and another cycle of player acquisition represent an opportunity for a quick vault back to respectability, if not playoff contention in 2026.
Login or signup to view the full article
Membership includes access to everything on the site – articles, videos and podcasts as well as additional analysis from Mike Herndon, Blake Beddingfield, Drew Beatty and Braden Gall. You’ll be notified when podcasts go live, have a spot on a private Facebook page, get priority placement in mailbag posts and enjoy a 5 percent discount from Tennessee Tickets.