Titans Fall 26-0, Extend Franchise-Long Skid

The Tennessee Titans fell 26-0 to the Houston Texans, extending a franchise-long 10-game skid that dates to last season and dropping the team to 0-4. Rookie No. 1 pick Cam Ward struggled (10-of-26, 108 yards, INT, 35.4 rating) as the offense has produced just three touchdowns, five turnovers and 3.66 yards per play through four games. Head coach Brian Callahan (3-18) has handed off play-calling and says he is focused on work rather than job security, but local media and fans are increasingly placing blame and calling for accountability. Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons was a rare bright spot, recording five tackles (four for loss) and a sack and earning praise from Callahan. With mounting scrutiny and continued offensive collapse, the Titans face pressure to make roster or staff changes to try to turn the season around.