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Titans' Fourth Quarter Surge Secures Win, But Concerns Remain
24 Aug
Summary
- Titans secured a late win with a 10-point fourth quarter.
- Quarterback Cam Ward showed mixed performance in his second start.
- Coach Saleh emphasized the need for significant offensive improvement.
The Titans achieved a preseason win against the Seahawks, largely due to a 10-point surge in the fourth quarter. This late rally, however, could not entirely mask the team's earlier struggles, as highlighted by head coach Robert Saleh.
Quarterback Cam Ward started for the second consecutive week, guiding the team to an initial field goal. Despite this, his performance included failing to convert a crucial fourth-down attempt and a fumble that set up an opponent's score. Ward concluded his series with 69 passing yards on 8 of 12 attempts.
Saleh acknowledged the positive start but stressed that the overall offensive execution needs considerable improvement. He stated that any positive moments did not outweigh the necessity for the entire operation to perform better. The team now faces the challenge of elevating their offensive capabilities before their Week 1 regular-season matchup against the Jets.
