Eagles, Titans find plenty of room for improvement ahead of clash

Tennessee enters Sunday’s clash with the Philadelphia Eagles aiming for its first win after opening the season with a 23-10 home loss to the New York Jets. The Titans were outgained 367-195 and managed just 11 first downs, with quarterback Cam Ward completing 19 of 32 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown while facing steady pressure. Fans began booing in the third quarter, and offensive tackle Dan Moore Jr. said the team needs urgency and to bring a more aggressive mindset. Philadelphia, coming off a 24-22 road win over Washington, also wants improvement after an uneven offensive performance led by Jalen Hurts (203 yards, three TDs). The Eagles outgained the Commanders 318-295 but recorded only 10 first downs and allowed three sacks. Injuries may shape key matchups: left guard Landon Dickerson is on injured reserve, likely handing starts to Drew Kendall, who could face defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. In Philadelphia’s secondary, Cooper DeJean didn’t practice Wednesday with a calf/abdomen issue.