Titan Sized

In four out of the five games for the Tennessee Titans, quarterback Cam Ward has thrown for under 200 yards and he has 1:1 TD:INT ratio. In fact, Ward has averaged under five yards per throw in two games, which includes in Week 5 against the Houston Texans. Not to mention, he's had just 1 game where he had more touchdowns than interceptions. Long story short, Ward has been off to a horrible start which may have fans by surprise.

The Tennessee Titans played their most embarrassing game of the 2026 season to date on Sunday. They were defeated 26-3 in Week 5 by their division rival Houston Texans. The 0-5 Titans are currently slotted into the No. 1 overall selection in the real-time draft order as a result. Three winless teams remain following Week 5. The Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Chargers match the Titans' 0-5 record. The previously winless Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers won this week.

Five weeks. That’s how long the Tennessee Titans have been playing bad football and have now dropped to 0-5 after their humiliating loss to the Houston Texans. You would think that having Brian Daboll as the offensive coordinator would have changed things for the Titans for the better. Right now, it's not even close. Now, there is so much you could point about this offense. However, one player that is standing out (in a not so great way) is rookie wide receiver Carnell Tate.

When the Tennessee Titans hired Brian Daboll as their offensive coordinator, plenty of fans and NFL analysts believed that he was the man to guide Cam Ward to realize his potential. Five games into his time in Nashville, that belief has all but vanished. Daboll's offense has been unable to get anything going, and it has led to an embarrassing 0-5 start. It was at its worst against the Houston Texans, putting up just three points in an embarrassing loss.

Any supposed progress made by the Tennessee Titans in recent showings came to a screeching halt in Week 5. They were embarrassed at home, again, losing 26-3 to the Houston Texans. A divisional contest between winless 0-4 teams was awfully lopsided. The Titans didn't necessarily play well in any facet. It was yet another unacceptable offensive performance and Robert Saleh's defense eventually broke.

The Tennessee Titans had an opportunity to notch their first win of the season in Week 5 against the Houston Texans, who were also 0-4 entering the weekend. Those hopes were quickly dashed, as the Texans throttled the Titans by a final score of 26-3. You wouldn't have guessed that both teams were winless after watching this game. The Titans were nowhere close to meeting their AFC South rival's level.

The Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans are both 0-4. One leaves Nissan Stadium with its first win Sunday. The Titans have a real chance, but they must win the line of scrimmage on both sides. The worst rain is expected before 7 a.m., with chances dropping around 1 p.m. Central, about an hour into the game. Winds are forecast at 10 to 15 mph. The Texans' backs have been hit almost as soon as they get the ball. They're averaging 2.85 yards per carry, and only 35 of their 214 yards came before contact.

The Tennessee Titans are currently winless on the season, and their offense once again ranks near the bottom of the league. Despite this dreadful start to the season, one player has finally ascended into the talent fans hoped he would eventually become. The Titans selected JC Latham seventh overall in 2024, and he has finally emerged as a future building block of this roster. At only 23 years old, Latham has been lockdown on the right side of the offensive line, and a bully in the run game.

The bounce-back season that Tennessee Titans fans were hoping for hasn't arrived, at least not yet. At 0-4, the Titans are set to be picking near the top of the draft once again in 2027. Luckily, there are plenty of prospects for fans to get excited about. Draft analysts have billed the 2027 class as one of the best in the last two decades, and the Titans may have the chance to bring in one of the top few players in the bunch.

GM Mike Borgonzi and the Tennessee Titans needed another strong rookie draft class after a pretty solid result in 2025. That 2025 group yielded starters at quarterback, safety, tight end, wide receiver, slot cornerback, and a former All-Pro kick returner. It was going to be hard to top that, but the Titans' 2026 Draft class is off to a strong start. Dane Brugler recently announced his All-Rookie team after the first month of the season, and the Titans had four players who made the cut.