Tennessee Titans

Titans coach Robert Saleh remains fully committed to Cam Ward despite his rough opener and expects his growth to continue throughout the year.

Singleton's next opportunity to make his NFL regular-season debut is Week 2 vs. the Eagles, but he's unlikely to play unless Pollard, Spears, or Chestnut is sidelined.

Tennessee's offensive line allowed pressure in an average of just 2.21 seconds in Week 1, a rate that would have been the fastest allowed by any team in 2025, signaling severe pass-protection issues for the new coaching staff to address.

Despite adding weapons, Tennessee's passing attack in Week 1 relied on a risk-averse, quick-firing, protect-the-defense-first approach under Daboll rather than the more aggressive downfield scheme some expected.

New Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's Week 1 play-calling drew criticism after Tennessee mustered just 195 total yards, including a since-mocked flea-flicker/fake-reverse concept that resulted in a sack on Cam Ward.

Cam Ward was pressured heavily in the Week 1 loss to the Jets, completing 19-of-32 passes for just 140 yards (4.4 YPA) with three sacks taken and a 36% pressure rate allowed by Tennessee's line.

Tony Pollard rushed for only 35 yards on seven carries in Week 1 against the Jets, with his workload limited because Tennessee trailed for most of the game.

ESPN's Week 2 outlook expects Tate to continue functioning as one of Ward's top targets against a stout Eagles secondary after tying for Tennessee's team lead in yards and targets in Week 1.