The 1-6 Tennessee Titans have the NFL’s second-lowest scoring offense. Here’s why Cam Ward, Brian Daboll, drops and last-ranked run blocking keep them there.
Writer Michael Bottoms argues that the Tennessee Titans' offense is struggling due to four primary issues, leading to a 1-6 record. The Titans average just 15.4 points per game, the second-fewest in the NFL, following a 27-24 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Bottoms highlights quarterback Cam Ward's sophomore regression and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's conservative play-calling as key factors behind the team's ongoing struggles.
Additionally, Bottoms points to widespread dropped passes among receivers and poor run blocking from the offensive line. Titans pass catchers have recorded 13 drops, while the run-blocking unit ranks last in the NFL. Despite solid pass protection ranking sixth overall, running back Tony Pollard has been forced to gain 359 of his 478 rushing yards after contact.
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