Talkin' Titans

The offense has carried the Titans all season, but in the playoffs, when they needed it most, it came up short. 

The Titans did it with offense again. That might not be enough to cut it in the playoffs. 

The Titans' defense was bad again. This time the offense couldn't bail the team out. The result was a loss to the Packers and a failed chance to clinch the division. What went wrong? 

Sure, the Titans can pile up points. But they sure can't stop other teams from doing the same. What's the mean for their playoff projections? 

Just about everything went right for the Titans in their win against the Jaguars, so the victory wasn't a surprise. How they won, though, should give everyone some comfort and confidence. 

The Titans faced the Browns on Sunday and were utterly dominated by Baker Mayfield. The 41-35 score didn't nearly indicate how outplayed the Titans were, especially the secondary.

The Titans defense has been a question mark for most of this season, but it came up big against the Ravens. When the season is over, might this week be looked at as the turning point? 

If the Titans' defense can't turn things around soon, the chances of making a playoff run would seem to be out of the question.

The Titans saw some improvement in Sunday's win against the Bears. The offense finally solved its third-down problems. Some new faces made a big impact. But how much of this improvement is attributable to the Bears ineptitude?  

The Titans' loss to the Bengals made clear the problem is defense. Mike Vrabel says the issue isn't a lack of coordinator. So what is it then?