Robert Saleh’s Titans tenure is reaching lows Jets stint never hit

Mike Luciano of The Jet Press argues that Robert Saleh's head coaching tenure with the Tennessee Titans is performing worse than his previous stint with the New York Jets. Tennessee has started the season 0-5 following a 26-3 defeat against the previously winless Houston Texans, leaving the Titans as one of just three winless teams through five weeks.

The article highlights severe offensive struggles under Saleh and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, noting that rookie quarterback Cam Ward has thrown only three touchdown passes while the offense averages 11.6 points per game. Luciano asserts that Saleh is repeating past mistakes from New York, including an overreliance on former Jets players such as John Franklin-Myers and Jermaine Johnson.