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Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt takes a look at six things to watch in Sunday's game at Nissan Stadium.

Jim Wyatt analyzes six key areas for the Tennessee Titans ahead of their home matchup against the Cleveland Browns at Nissan Stadium. The Titans enter the game seeking to ignite an offense that ranks last in the NFL in total yards, averaging just 236.3 yards and 14 points per contest. Facing a Cleveland defense allowing 20.3 points per game, Tennessee hopes to build momentum from scoring on five straight second-half drives last week.
Wyatt highlights the challenge of containing Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, who possesses four game-winning drives this season. The preview also spotlights rookie contributions from wide receiver Carnell Tate and linebacker Anthony Hill Jr., alongside the Titans' pursuit of their first back-to-back victories since November 2022.
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