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JC Latham is finally living up to Titans expectations, and here's why (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Titans endured a heartbreaking loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2 sit at 0-2 to start the regular season. Despite the last-second defeat, Titans' fans have every right to feel hopeful. This team played truly competitive football for the first time in quite a while, and one unit in particular shined against all odds. The Titans',offensive line exceeded expectations against an elite defensive front, and it's even fair to say they won the trench war on offense. The Titans avera
Titans paid immediate price for Mike Borgonzi’s center miscalculation (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Titans suffered a pathetic loss against the New York Jets in Week 1, and there is plenty of blame to go around. From Cam Ward's missed throws to zero pressure on Jets quarterback Geno Smith, this team never stood a chance. One player in particular had a rough day, and he was one of the team's offseason additions. Earlier in the summer, it became obvious among local media and Titans fans that former New York Giant Austin Schlottmann would be the team's starting center for 2026. Init
Titans' Jermaine Johnson II faces a make-or-break season, and history isn't on his side (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Titans' season kicks off Sunday against the New York Jets, and the NFL couldn't have scripted a more dramatic opening. Not only is new head coach Robert Saleh going toe to toe with his former squad, but a handful of Titans will be playing against their former teammates as well. One of the more notable players is former New York Jet, Jermaine Johnson II. The Titans traded away T'Vondre Sweat for Johnson right after Saleh was hired. Since then, he's been one of the more anticipated p
Carnell Tate proved Titans' preseason panic was totally unjustified (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Titans are just weeks away from the regular-season opener against the New York Jets, and somehow, fans are already drawing drastic conclusions from preseason. Fourth-overall pick Carnell Tate failed to record a catch on six targets, and some are already assuming he's the next receiver bust in Tennessee. Tate had a deep-ball opportunity from Will Levis in Saturday's preseason finale, but failed to haul in a difficult catch after beating double coverage. His other misfired targets in
Titans' Anthony Hill Jr. hype train has officially left the station in Tennessee (opens the original)
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Week 2 of Tennessee Titans preseason is in the books, and there are certainly some questions surrounding Robert Saleh's defense. The starters struggled yet again lined up against Seattle's backups. Whether it was through the air or on the ground, Saleh's unit was not impressive. One player however, continues to be a bright spot for the future of this defense. Titans rookie linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. was undoubtedly the defense's standout player of the night. The former Texas Longhorns defender
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