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The Tennessee Titans showed grit but came up short once again, falling 27–20 to the Los Angeles Chargers at Nissan Stadium. Cody Barton’s pick-six opened the scoring, giving Tennessee a 7–0 lead, and Chimere Dike’s 67-yard punt return touchdown later stretched it to 14–7. But from there, the offense sputtered—producing just six offensive points the rest of the way.
Rookie QB Cam Ward remained calm and mistake-free, but Tennessee’s offense couldn’t finish drives, highlighted by a brutal goal-line stop from Derwin James and some questionable Wildcat play calls in short-yardage situations that killed momentum. The defense continued to show fight, piling up six sacks and keeping Justin Herbert under constant pressure, but the Chargers’ late 99-yard drive sealed the Titans’ eighth loss of the season.
In this episode, we break down the highs and lows—Herbert’s resilience, Dike’s breakout performance, the defense’s energy, and whether the Titans’ offensive play-calling is holding this young roster back. With the bye week ahead, we ask: are the Titans learning, or just repeating the same mistakes?
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By Out East NetworkThe Tennessee Titans showed grit but came up short once again, falling 27–20 to the Los Angeles Chargers at Nissan Stadium. Cody Barton’s pick-six opened the scoring, giving Tennessee a 7–0 lead, and Chimere Dike’s 67-yard punt return touchdown later stretched it to 14–7. But from there, the offense sputtered—producing just six offensive points the rest of the way.
Rookie QB Cam Ward remained calm and mistake-free, but Tennessee’s offense couldn’t finish drives, highlighted by a brutal goal-line stop from Derwin James and some questionable Wildcat play calls in short-yardage situations that killed momentum. The defense continued to show fight, piling up six sacks and keeping Justin Herbert under constant pressure, but the Chargers’ late 99-yard drive sealed the Titans’ eighth loss of the season.
In this episode, we break down the highs and lows—Herbert’s resilience, Dike’s breakout performance, the defense’s energy, and whether the Titans’ offensive play-calling is holding this young roster back. With the bye week ahead, we ask: are the Titans learning, or just repeating the same mistakes?
📲 Follow Us:
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pressmancov
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@outeastnetwork
- Twitter/X: https://x.com/pressmanlive?s=21