Titans hit rock bottom as Texans deliver crushing 26-0 blow in a game to forget at NRG Stadium

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Titans Suffer Humiliating 26-0 Defeat to Texans in Frustrating Showdown

The Tennessee Titans have hit a new low this season, suffering a disheartening 26-0 defeat at the hands of the Houston Texans in Week 4 at NRG Stadium. The Texans, who entered the game winless, imposed their will against their AFC South rivals, leaving the Titans’ offense utterly stifled.

Offensive Struggles Continue

In a bid to reignite their stagnant offense, the Titans recently made a significant change at the play-calling position, shifting the responsibilities from head coach Brian Callahan to quarterbacks coach Bo Hardegree. Unfortunately, this adjustment failed to yield any tangible results on the field.

The game began on a discouraging note for Tennessee when kicker Joey Slye missed a 41-yard field goal attempt. From that moment, the Titans struggled to find their rhythm, with offensive plays falling flat and opportunities slipping away.

While the defense initially managed to keep the game competitive—limiting the Texans to just two field goals and a series of punts in the first half—their efforts would soon unravel.

Second Half Collapse

The Titans’ defensive resilience faltered in the second half as Houston’s rookie sensations delivered a trio of touchdowns. Woody Marks found the end zone twice, while wide receiver Jayden Higgins also scored his first career touchdown, highlighting a stark contrast between the teams’ fortunes.

In stark terms, Titans quarterback Cam Ward’s performance was disappointing, completing only 10 of 26 passes for a mere 108 yards, along with an interception. His quarterback rating plummeted to 35.4, marking it as his worst outing in the first quarter of the season.

This shutout marks a significant low for the Titans, as it is their first since October 13, 2019—a period when the team was undergoing its own transformation, ultimately leading to a successful season under Ryan Tannehill.

A Need for Change

The current state of the Titans is alarming, as they appear disconnected and outmatched on the field. With 13 games remaining in the regular season, the urgency for change is palpable.

As the organization grapples with its struggles, the Titans will need to regroup and reassess their strategy ahead of their upcoming matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. The clock is ticking, and the time for decisive action is now.

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