Week 14 Result: Lost vs. Jacksonville 10-6
While speaking to reporters after what may well have been the single ugliest loss of the entire 2204 season, Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan may have sprained his cerebrum trying to rationalize the pathetic effort he just witnessed.
“Lot of positive things, disappointed in the outcome,” said Callahan. “Our defense played their tails off today. I thought we recovered well on special teams. They were challenged not to let them start outside the 30, we never let them do that. We played great run defense for most of the game, and at the end of the day we needed to score in the red zone. We were 0-for-two down there and that’s the difference in a tight ballgame in a divisional game and that’s—you got to score touchdowns down there and we didn’t. So, we’re 0-for-two and that’s the difference in the ballgame. Again, I thought there was a lot of positive things. We put ourselves in position and didn’t execute when we had to have it the most, which is down there tight. Again, I’m disappointed in the outcome, certainly. But at the end of the day, we didn’t do enough to win again.”
Please. Point out the positives in scoring just six points against arguably the NFL’s worst defense, the positives in quarterback Will Levis’s another dismal performance, and the positives in getting beat at home by the league’s worst team.
Will Levis isn’t the solution in Tennessee. If the previous statement wasn’t already obvious going into this weekend’s action, it became blatantly clear against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Levis outright missed a couple of touchdown passes in a game that ended with a 10-6 score. He’s far too erratic, with major questions about decision-making. General manager Ran Carthon may have traded up to acquire Levis at the top of the second round in the 2023 draft, but he must know the Titans don’t have their starting quarterback for 2025 and beyond. — Sobleski
This content was brought to you by: Bleacher Report – Front Page
