The Tennessee Titans head to the desert to take on the Arizona Cardinals in Week 5 and at this time it looks like they are the worst team in the NFL. After three straight losses of 14 points or more, it is hard to argue against it and they will need a miracle to get their first win of the season. To have a chance, the Titans offensive line must hold up against Josh Sweat, the Cardinals best pass rusher and a player the Titans should have considered in free agency. Both teams in this matchup have had trouble being consistent, so getting out to a fast start will be a key for both squads.

The Tennessee Titans are 0-4 through four weeks and that means it is time for change. That can start with the schematics on offense and how they support Cam Ward, who is being asked to play quarterback on max difficulty. Around him, the Titans need to give some new blood a chance to play and that includes Xavier Restrepo, who deserves an opportunity to play with the receiver core being mostly disappointing. Finally, while Tyler is uncertain about how big of an impact a coaching change will have, the data suggests there will certainly be a big impact if a move happens soon.

The Tennessee Titans are 0-4 and Brian Callahan is still the head coach. We discuss our biggest problem with the coaching staff and how it could be detrimental to the development of rookie quarterback Cam Ward.

The Tennessee Titans did not fire Brian Callahan and it may not happen any time soon, but that doesn't mean Callahan isn't to blame for the 0-4 record and those taking aim at Cam Ward and the players only are incredibly misinformed. Especially considering the situation they are asking Cam Ward to manage. With the banged up offensive line, lack of creativity on offense and lack of explosive weapons, asking a rookie QB to overcome that is a nearly impossible task. Finally, there are some bright spots from the defense as Cedric Gray was fantastic on Sunday and Jeffery Simmons has been one of the elite players in the NFL through the first month.

The Tennessee Titans' season hit a new low following the 26-0 loss to the Houston Texans. Cam Ward and the offense struggled all day long and now Brian Callahan's job seems to be on life support.

The Tennessee Titans got smoked again by a division opponent, this time the Houston Texans. It is just another example showing that this team is the worst in the NFL and there is no hope for a victory any time soon. If this isn't enough to get Brian Callahan fired, I don't know what is. The worst part of it all is that Cam Ward looked terrible. Ward was off-target all game in a game where the offensive line wasn't as bad as what we expected. The issue is the offense didn't get any better with the play calling switch. Finally, Jeffery Simmons was a lone bright spot on the day and he absolutely dominated the Texans offensive line for most of the contest.

The Tennessee Titans have had a tumultuous week with Brian Callahan stepping down as play caller and the shocking trade of Jarvis Brownlee Jr. Now they head to Houston, where the owner lives, to try and get a road win against the division rival Texans. Callahan could make a big push towards keeping his job with a victory, but a blowout loss could likely be his last. To find a win, the Titans will need to attack Texans QB CJ Stroud with blitzes as the Texans offensive line may be worse than the Titans through 3 weeks. On offense, the Titans must run the ball to protect Cam Ward from the Texans pass rush. That will include the Titans offensive tackles, who have a Texas-sized challenge with Danielle Hunter and Will Anderson off the edge. Finally, Tyler is having a hard time predicting a Titans win, but they should be able to cover the 7.5 point spread on the game right now.

The Tennessee Titans take on the Houston Texans in Week 4 in a game both teams are looking at as a chance to 'get right' before it is too late. The Texans and Titans sit at 0-3 on the year while facing massive pressure from their respective fanbases who are demanding answers for the failures. Part of the problem, are unexpected roster moves for both teams with the Titans trading starting cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. to the New York Jets in a shocking move and the Texans releasing starting safety CJ Gardner-Johnson. Both moves have fans perplexed and only heightens the anxiety around the squads. Finally, this game will come down to which team can play cleaner football as penalties and mistakes have overwhelmed the start of the season for both franchises.

BREAKING: Tennessee Titans Head Coach Brian Callahan has given up play calling duties to quarterback coach Bo Hardegree and while that may allow Callahan to focus more on in-game management, it severely undermines the entire reason Callahan was hired in the first place. It looks like step one of a two-step process that leads to him being fired eventually. Hardegree, on the other hand, has some great experience to draw from and has had some success in the past as a play caller for a rookie quarterback. Hopefully this helps Cam Ward. Especially, after Ward had his worst day as a pro in Week 3, but it doesn't mean it was all bad either.

The sky is falling in Nashville as the Tennessee Titans are 0-3 following the loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Brian Callahan's job is on the line as the Titans hit the road to face the Houston Texans.

The Tennessee Titans DID NOT fire Brian Callahan and it looks like he will continue to be the team's head coach....for now. Tyler has a very specific theory on why that is and it is all about petty revenge. However, it is likely the Titans do fire Callahan later in the year and if that happens, there are a few paths for interim head coach. One includes Jon Fassel taking over, another puts Mike McCoy in the big chair and then there is a version where Dennard Wilson gets an on-task interview. Finally, when the Titans look for outside candidates at the end of the season, there is a long list of names that would make sense to be the next head coach.

The Tennessee Titans got absolutely bullied by the Indianapolis Colts and once again the incompetence of head coach Brian Callahan continues to be obvious. The game management decision continue to get worse each week and until he is fired, this team has zero chance to win a football game. Callahan isn't the only one to blame though as the defense, led by defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson, showed A TON OF QUIT, and it should be a reminder that Wilson should not be a head coach candidate for the team this year. However, there is a short list of candidates that make sense like Kliff Kingsbury, Jesse Minter and Joe Brady. Finally, it is tough to think about anything positive, but Cam Ward showed some great signs despite some clear miscues during the match, but his fellow rookies like Gunnar Helm, Chim Dike and Elic Ayomanor also looked great.

The Tennessee Titans take on the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3 in what is a MUST WIN for Brian Callahan and his team. If the Titans don't find a way to win this game, the odds of them getting a win any time soon go way down and Callahan's odds of keeping his job go to near zero. To get the win, the Titans must make Daniel Jones beat them with precision and accuracy. Jones may be off to a good start, but we know who he is. Playing zone and not sending pressure will be the key. On offense, the Titans need to continue improving their run game, but they also have to get Calvin Ridley going against the Colts' Cover 1. Finally, Tyler is predicting a win for the Titans this week in the highest scoring output they have had through three weeks. It is time to get back on track.

The Tennessee Titans host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3 and if the Titans hope to have any chance at competing for the playoffs, this is their last stand because dropping to 0-3 is a death sentence. To pull off the win, the Titans will need to wake up the offense. The best way to do that is for the offensive line to play better and the Colts having a weak pass rush will give them their best shot so far this season, but the Colts offensive line is one of the best in the league as well. Finally, this game will likely be decided by the run game and it is certainly an advantage for the Colts led by running back Jonathan Taylor.

The Tennessee Titans sit at 0-2 and the sky is falling for a lot of fans, but the reality is the Titans are still right in the hunt for the AFC South and if they can find a way to win against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3 at home, they are still squarely in the race for the division. To do that, the Titans need to adjust how they are operating on both sides of the ball. First, on offense, they must commit to more play action. Cam Ward had major success in that area against the Rams and it will help the offensive line and multiple the force of the run game. On defense, the Titans have no choice but to increase the heat and bring more blitzes. It may put the secondary in a tough spot, but the pass rush is not going to be able to get it done otherwise.

The Tennessee Titans are 0-2 following the loss to the LA Rams. We discuss what we've liked and disliked about the team's performance in a segment called Titans Up vs. Titans Down.

The Tennessee Titans are 0-2 and everyone is freaking out, but the reality is the best thing that could happen this season is for Cam Ward to look like the franchise quarterback and that is exactly what is happening. Ward isn't the only rookie showing well right now though as Elic Ayomanor, Chim Dike and Femi Oladejo all are making good impressions. However, there are major issues that aren't necessarily a shock like the Titans pass rush that is currently near the bottom of the league in sacks. A bigger issue that is somewhat unexpected though is the penalties where the Titans are far and away at the end of the NFL. Some issues are more surprising though like the Titans inability to protect the quarterback and the run defense which has fallen off a cliff after Week 1.

The Tennessee Titans lost big to the Los Angeles Rams to drop to 0-2 on the season and the reality is no one on the team was good enough in the game and that includes Brian Callahan and Cam Ward. The Rams are a far better team and that showed as the second half unfolded. Ward showed some flashes of the greatness we hoped for and the rookie receivers, Elic Ayomanor and Chim Dike, showed incredible promise. That is something Titans fans should be excited about going forward. The bigger issue is that the Titans are burning money with Dan Moore, L'Jarius Sneed and Calvin Ridley. Having your highest paid player be some of your worst players is not going to lead to winning.

The Tennessee Titans take on the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2 and they are primed for an UPSET!! To do so, the Titans must protect Cam Ward better and that doesn't just mean in pass protection, the Titans must run the ball better as well. On the flip side, the Titans have to get pressure on Matthew Stafford and blitz more often than they did against the Denver Broncos. Part of that pressure has to come from Jeffery Simmons who has dominated the Rams in the past including a 3 sack performance in 2021. Simmons can't be the lone standout on defense though as L'Jarius Sneed was paid to ball out in these matchups. Finally, Tyler is predicting a Titans upset and gives his score prediction along with fantasy and gambling advice for this matchup. TIME TO GO 1-1!!!

CROSSOVER THURSDAY: The Tennessee Titans take on the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2 and at the center of the conflict will be coach Brian Callahan and Sean McVay. This is a major advantage for the Rams and Callahan needs to step up if his team is going to have a shot. On the field, the most critical battle will be in the trenches where the Titans have a huge advantage on defense, but are severely outmatched on offense. Finally, if the Titans hope to have any chance in this game they simply cannot commit the vast amount of penalties they did in their first game of the season. It will be once again on the coaching staff to get the players to respond.