2026 NFL Preseason, Week 2: What We Learned from Sunday's game
Key Points:
- Titans' offense showed significant struggles in preseason, with QB Cam Ward completing 8 of 12 passes for 69 yards and no touchdowns against Seattle backups, highlighting ongoing concerns in adapting to Brian Daboll's system.
- Joey Slye was a bright spot for Tennessee, kicking four field goals including a 55-yarder, contributing most of the team's points in a win overshadowed by offensive issues.
- Seahawks' backup QB Drew Lock impressed by leading a smooth 79-yard touchdown drive and completing his first 11 passes, demonstrating reliability and strong arm talent behind starters.
- Undrafted rookie Jacardia Wright emerged as a promising running back for Seattle, scoring a 69-yard touchdown and making a case for increased playing time amid injuries to key backs.
- Tennessee's starting defense struggled early, allowing 16 points in the first quarter to Seattle's second-string offense, though rookie linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. showed promise with seven tackles and an interception.