The Tennessee Titans are still winless after losing to the Houston Texans in Week 5.

The Tennessee Titans are still winless after losing to the Houston Texans in Week 5.

The Tennessee Titans are still winless after losing to the Houston Texans in Week 5.

Robert Saleh said he'll stick with Cam Ward as his starting QB, even after the Tennessee offense had an embarrassing performance in a 26-3 loss to the Texans.

Can the Titans get their first win of the season?

Can the Titans get their first win of the season?

Can the Titans get their first win of the season?

The Tennessee Titans will need big performances from three players versus the Houston Texans in Week 5

The Tennessee Titans are facing the winless Houston Texans in Week 5.

The Tennessee Titans should feel hopeful as they take on the winless Houston Texans in Week 5.

The Tennessee Titans are searching for answers after a second consecutive 0-4 start to the season.

Carnell Tate is still looking for his first win in the NFL as the Tennessee Titans move to 0-4.

The Tennessee Titans are 0-4 after their Week 4 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The Baltimore Ravens secured a 24-7 halftime lead over the Tennessee Titans before halftime, with quarterback Lamar Jackson suffering an ankle injury in the first half. Despite initial concerns, Jackson was not ruled out for the remainder of the game and was seen smiling on the sideline, indicating the injury was not as severe as feared. Head coach Jesse Minter confirmed Jackson was dealing with 'a little bit of an ankle' and that the team was not overly concerned. The Ravens chose to hold back Jackson for the second half, relying on backup quarterback Tyler Huntley to close out the game. This decision was based on the Ravens' confidence in their lead and the Titans' poor performance, as the Titans entered the game with a 0-4 record and the third-worst scoring average in the NFL at 12.3 points per game. The Titans' quarterback, Cam Ward, struggled with one touchdown pass and one interception, and the team punted three times in the second half, scoring only one touchdown with 1:16 remaining. The Ravens' decision to rest Jackson without jeopardizing the win highlighted their belief in the team's ability to secure victory against a struggling opponent. Minter praised Huntley's performance, stating, 'Snoop came in and ran the operation in a way that allowed us to get the win,' referring to Huntley's role in the second half. The Titans' lack of competitiveness, combined with their quarterback issues, reinforced the Ravens' strategic choice to prioritize Jackson's health over playing him unnecessarily. The game concluded with the Ravens maintaining their AFC North lead without Jackson playing the second half, underscoring the team's depth and the Titans' struggles. This outcome also reflected the broader perception of the Titans as a team that opponents do not fear, given their poor record and offensive shortcomings. The Ravens' management of Jackson's injury and their strategic approach to the game demonstrated a calculated decision-making process that prioritized long-term health over short-term risk, especially against a team that was not expected to pose a significant challenge.

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The Tennessee Titans need the following three players to be better versus the Baltimore Ravens in Week 4.

The Tennessee Titans are facing off against Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens.

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The Tennessee Titans are needing to see some progress from Cam Ward.