NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee coach Robert Saleh warned watching tape of the Titans’ latest loss would make them feel sick.
There was plenty of that Monday.
“There’s things that we could have done better as play callers to put us in better situations,” Saleh said. “There’s things that we could’ve done from a player’s standpoint to execute and these are games that we’re going to learn to win.”
The result is a third consecutive 0-2 start to a season for the Titans.
Making this hurt worse is the Titans took a 20-17 lead with 1:56 left. They wound up losing 24-20 to Philadelphia with issues on both offense and defense. The Titans had first-and-goal at the Eagles 9 that turned into a 33-yard field goal by Joey Slye after a sack and two conservative run plays that netted 4 yards.