Brian Daboll needs to change the Titans’ approach against Colts

The Tennessee Titans, mired at 0-5 on the season, are scoring a dismal 11.5 points per game—a franchise-low that ranks in the bottom 2% of all 0-5 starts since the NFL merger. With their current offensive approach failing to move the needle, questions are mounting over whether offensive coordinator Brian Daboll should pivot away from a run-heavy scheme that isn’t working.

The Titans’ ground game is struggling to keep them on schedule, forcing quarterback Cam Ward into unfavorable passing situations far too often. Despite investing heavily in pass-catching talent—including Wan’Dale Robinson and fourth-round pick Carnell Tate—the offense remains stagnant, leaving little room for improvement under the existing playbook.

The urgency is clear: with no clear path to success, some are urging Daboll to embrace a more aggressive passing attack, even if it carries risk. The stakes couldn’t be higher as the Titans search for a way out of their historic slump.

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