The roster changed, the coaches changed and the systems changed. A 23-10 loss to another former 3-14 team offered a harsh first measure of how much work remains.
By PAUL KUHARSKY
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Put on a display like the Titans did on opening day and it’s hard to believe we’re looking at the start of something new.
Never mind the roster revamp, the coaching changes, the new systems. Sunday’s lifeless 23-10 loss to the Jets could have been Game 18 for the 2025 Titans.
After an offseason of change and hope it offered an ugly, harsh reminder of just how far the redesigned, reimagined, reassembled franchise has to go.
While Jeffery Simmons suggested a question about the same old Titans was rage bait, the other veteran who signed a big extension in the offseason, Peter Skoronski, saw it for what it was: An honest assessment of the first 1/17 of the team’s work.
