The Tennessee Titans continue to struggle this season, now sitting at 0-3 after a 30-14 loss to the Green Bay Packers, with head coach Brian Callahan sticking with quarterback Will Levis despite his eight turnovers. Levis was sacked eight times during the game, prompting a change at right tackle to improve protection. The Packers' defense dominated, achieving their second-most sacks since 1982, including a critical interception returned for a touchdown by Jaire Alexander. The Titans' offense faltered, scoring only 19 total yards after an initial touchdown drive, while Malik Willis had a notable performance against his former team. Callahan acknowledged the need for improvement and took responsibility for the team's poor start, which is reminiscent of their 2009 season. Meanwhile, the Packers' solid defensive execution has led to five interceptions in their first three games, signaling a significant improvement from last season's performance.