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The Tennessee Titans are struggling to find their offensive rhythm under first-year head coach Brian Callahan and quarterback Will Levis. Despite a promising start, the team is leaning heavily on its rushing attack and defense, as the passing game has been ineffective. Levis has faced challenges, including a high number of interceptions and low passing yardage, leading to concerns about his development. Callahan remains committed to Levis as the starter, emphasizing the need for improvement in their passing game to secure wins.
- The Titans' passing game is struggling, averaging only 135 yards per game, the second worst in the NFL.
- Will Levis has thrown a league-high seven interceptions and is averaging just 5.6 yards per completion.
- The Titans are relying on their rushing attack, averaging 118.2 rushing yards per game.
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- Levis completed 16 of 27 passes for 95 yards in a recent game, with one interception.
- He leads the league with eight turnovers, indicating struggles in decision-making.
- Despite the challenges, he is committed to improving and adapting to the offensive scheme.
Tennessee Titans
- The Titans are 1-4 and struggling to find success in the passing game.
- The team is focusing on its rushing attack to stay competitive, but needs to improve its passing efficiency.
Indianapolis Colts
- The Colts managed to secure a win against the Titans, scoring 10 points in the fourth quarter.
- Their ability to capitalize on the Titans' mistakes was key to their victory.
Buffalo Bills
- The Titans will face the Bills in Week 7, presenting a tough challenge for Levis and the Titans' offense.
Detroit Lions
- Following the Bills, the Titans will face the Lions in Week 8, another formidable opponent.