Titans Struggle to Convert Offseason Changes into Wins

Despite a revamped coaching staff and roster, Tennessee Titans face a challenging 1-4 start with key issues in late-game performance.

The Tennessee Titans, under new head coach Bill Callahan, have started the season with a disappointing 1-4 record, losing three games by a touchdown or less.
Key struggles include failing to maintain leads and perform effectively in the fourth quarter, scoring only 12 points in the final 15 minutes across five games.
Quarterback Will Levis and the offense have shown inconsistencies, with turnovers and a lack of big plays against teams like the Indianapolis Colts, who have one of the league's weaker defenses.
Despite some improvements, such as ending a 33-game streak of allowing sacks, the Titans' offensive line remains a work in progress with penalties and position battles ongoing.
The Titans face a daunting schedule ahead, with upcoming games against the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions, increasing pressure to rectify issues and avoid a potential 1-6 start.