Six Things That Stood Out in Sunday's Game vs Texans

Key Points:

• The Titans struggled offensively, failing to score a touchdown and allowing more sacks (4) than points (3) in their 26-3 loss to the Texans, continuing their season-long offensive woes with an average of just 11.6 points per game.
• Injuries in the secondary forced the Titans to use backup safeties who played physically but ultimately could not prevent Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud from throwing two second-half touchdowns, breaking the defense's resistance.
• Turnovers were a critical issue, with early fumbles and interceptions killing any offensive momentum and increasing defensive pressure by keeping the defense on the field excessively.
• Despite the tough game, a security guard received praise for quickly recovering after being knocked down during a play, showing resilience amid the challenging environment.
• The Titans' offensive line failed to adequately protect quarterback Malik Willis, who was sacked four times and hit seven times, highlighting protection problems that worsened as the team fell behind and became predictable in passing.