
The Tennessee Titans are looking to rebound in Week 2 following an opening 23-10 loss to the New York Jets. Tennessee debuted a revamped coaching staff featuring head coach Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, but their defensive front struggled and the offensive attack stalled in the defeat.
The Titans now host the Philadelphia Eagles, though oddsmakers have pegged the visitors as significant road favorites.
Philadelphia enters the contest after securing a 24-22 victory over the Washington Commanders, a game where defensive tackle Moro Ojomo produced a critical stop and the defense restricted Washington to under 300 yards. When the Eagles travel south, their offensive line will be missing Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson, offering the Titans' front a potential opening despite bleak prognostications that include an ESPN projection of a shutout.
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