Michael Haney
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Cam Ward's Titans future shouldn't even be a conversation after Week 3 loss (opens the original)
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It has been just over 17 months since the Tennessee Titans selected Cam Ward with the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. After an inexcusable performance in a Week 3 loss to the New York Giants, the second-year quarterback is already hearing calls for his job. Those calls aren't just coming from agitated fans. Sports Illustrated reporter Albert Breer is thinking about Tennessee's potential to replace Ward in the 2027 NFL Draft. In Breer's Week 3 takeaways, he wrote, "If the Titans keep lo
Colin Simmons is already cementing himself atop Titans' 2027 NFL Draft board (opens the original)
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If the first three weeks of the season have taught us anything, it's that the Tennessee Titans aren't quite ready to push for a return to the playoffs. The roster still lacks talent on both sides of the ball, giving Mike Borgonzi and Robert Saleh a problem that was always going to take more than one offseason to fix. Luckily, the 2027 NFL Draft class holds some elite talents at the Titans' most pressing positions of need. Texas Longhorns edge rusher Colin Simmons is undeniably among those elite
Brian Daboll just proved the Giants right with another Titans dud in Week 3 (opens the original)
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Brian Daboll was billed as the man to fix Cam Ward. Through three weeks, he has not delivered. His offense's inefficiency reached a new peak in the Tennessee Titans' Week 3 loss to the New York Giants, managing just seven points in an ugly 12-7 defeat. The offensive coordinator's inability to create easy answers for Ward and the offense has caused consistent problems for the Titans this season. Daboll had a chance to get revenge on the Giants for firing him in the middle of the 2025 season. Inst
Titans' secondary can't afford to overlook Jameis Winston's Giants (opens the original)
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Jaxson Dart's season-ending injury shifted the Tennessee Titans' odds of beating the New York Giants in Week 3. Once sizeable underdogs, Robert Saleh's squad is now just a 2.5 point underdog on the road, according to ESPN. But Dart's replacement, Jameis Winston, poses a whole new kind of problem. Winston never hesitates to uncork a deep pass. He's made a career out of being one of the most high-variance quarterbacks in the NFL. With winston under center, the Titans' shaky secondary will be force
Titans rookie report card after Week 2: Carnell Tate’s slow start raises questions (opens the original)
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The season hasn't exactly gone as planned for the Tennessee Titans so far. Through two weeks, Robert Saleh's squad is winless despite competing with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2. But the win-loss record was never going to be the most important thing for the Titans this season. Developing the young core of the roster will set the table for the future. With that in mind, it's time to take a look at how Tennessee's rookie class is performing after two games. We're only handing grades out to ro
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