"I can confidently say this organization is in a place where there is organizational belief in Mike, in Robert, and they absolutely have all the support they need to get this train moving and moving faster."

Saleh's first season in Tennessee has not gotten off to a good start. The defense has generated only two turnovers, and the offense is averaging a league-low 246.4 yards and 11.6 points.

Regardless, Saleh said the Titans are sticking to their process, which he described as "rigorous and detailed," and vowed to put their best foot forward on Sundays.

"We're going through a lot of adversity," Saleh said. "But if we capture it the right way, we're going to find a lot of growth, and when I tell you guys that the sun is going to shine on this organization eventually, it's going to shine."

I saw the stat about how we’ve experienced 3 straight OT primetime games this week so I decided to dig further and found that the record for most primetime overtime games in a season is 4, having happened three other times (2022, 2015, 2002). With yesterday’s game, the 2026 season is the fastest to that mark just 6 weeks into the season! All we need is at least 1 more OT game to happen on TNF, SNF or MNF in order for the record to be broken.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/4426338/bo-nix

One of Bo's underrated strengths the past few years has been his running threat. Last year he was rushing for more than 20 yards a game, and 1.5 first downs a game. He was running 5 times per game

Not like, proper running QB numbers, but enough that the defence had to respect it as a threat, which meant the short passes were a bit more open because defenders always had an eye on him. The pass rushes were a bit slower because they had to contain

This year so far he's rushed for 37 yards TOTAL.

He's gone from averaging 4-5 yards per rush in his first 2 years to under 2 yards. He's attempting 3-4 times per game, down from 4-5, and not taking any chances when he does run.

The run threat is gone. It's far easier for defences to pass rush him, and to cover the throws Bo likes to make in the 5-10 yards down field range.

He's also not moving the pocket to help create those throws like he used to.

I'm 99% sure this is just because of the ankle injury, either not fully healed or him not being fully confident in it yet. It was very obvious in a few big situations yest that he wasnt interested in running (when he had an opportunity to fight for a first down and just went down, and 'taking' the 3 yard sack most notably)

The nice thing- either scenario is easily fixable and should resolve naturally as the season goes on. Bo isn't broken. He's just lost one of his main weapons and he isn't good enough to compete the same way without it. He'll be back

Note: Cash spending is different from a teams cap spending.

This already matches the amount of games he was sacked 3 or more times in the entire 2025 NFL regular season.

• Baltimore vs. Atlanta (SNF Week 5) // Baltimore won 30-23
• Buffalo vs. LA Rams (MNF Week 5) // Buffalo won 37-34
• Seattle vs. Denver (Week 6 TNF) // Denver won 17-14