let's see what he got while Amani Hooker is out with the injury. Probably will rotate in at safety until Hooker is back.Captain Canada wrote: ↑17 Sep 2025, 11:41Always loved Isaiah Simmons, hopefully he somewhat pans out here
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‣ NFL 2025 Regular Season, Week 9 - Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
(6-3) Los Angeles Chargers at Tennessee Titans (3-6)
LAC | 10 | 14 | 0 | 3 | 27
TEN | 0 | 0 | 8 | 7 | 15
Titans can't get much going following trade deadline with 27-15 loss to Chargers
The Tennessee Titans took the field Sunday with a new-look roster after trading away veterans Quandre Diggs, Sebastian Joseph-Day, and Tyler Lockett earlier in the week. The transition showed against the Los Angeles Chargers, as Tennessee fell 27-15 in front of the home crowd at Nissan Stadium.
Los Angeles jumped out early behind Justin Herbert, who threw three first-half touchdowns to build a commanding 24-0 lead. Ladd McConkey’s score in the final seconds of the second quarter was the dagger, sending the Titans into the locker room in a deep hole they weren't able to dig out of it.
Cam Ward tried to spark a rally, finding Calvin Ridley for two second-half touchdowns, including a 23-yard strike late in the third quarter. Ward finished with 290 yards and two touchdowns, but six sacks and an interception stalled several drives. Gunnar Helm also stepped up with 94 yards receiving in his first game as the starting tight end, replacing the injured Chigoziem Okonwo.
Despite the loss, Ward was quick to dismiss any suggestion that the recent moves signaled a tanking effort.
“I don’t think anybody in this locker room thinks like that,” Ward said. “We’re competing every game, and the guys in here — we believe in what we’re building. I know what I signed up for, and I’m ready for it.”
Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
Tyler Conklin 7 Yd pass from Justin Herbert (9:12)
Cameron Dicker, 50 Yd FG (3:24)Quarter 2
Quentin Johnston 16 Yd pass from Justin Herbert (9:12)
Ladd McConkey 14 Yd pass from Justin Herbert (0:04)Quarter 3
Calvin Ridley 23 Yd pass from Cam Ward -- 2pt (1:58)Quarter 4
Cameron Dicker, 47 Yd FG (14:35)
Calvin Ridley 2 Yd pass from Cam Ward (3:49)
QB Justin Herbert: 23-35, 271 yards, 3 TD, sacked twice
HB Najee Harris: 16 carries, 60 yards
TE Tyler Conklin: 7 receptions, 104 yards, TD
WR Keenan Allen: 4 receptions, 47 yards
WR Ladd McConkey: 4 receptions, 46 yards, TD
WR Quentin Johnston: 4 receptions, 44 yards, TD
EDGE Khalil Mack: 6 tackles, TFL, 2 sacks
S Derwin James: 5 tackles, INT
EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu: 4 tackles, 2 sacks

QB Cam Ward: 29-45, 290 yards, 2 TD, INT, sacked 6 times
HB Tony Pollard: 18 carries, 74 yards, 4 receptions, 41 yards
TE Gunnar Helm: 7 receptions, 94 yards
WR Calvin Ridley: 7 receptions, 78 yards, 2 TD
WR Elic Ayomanor: 6 receptions, 49 yards
LB Cody Barton: 9 tackles, 2 TFL, 0.5 sack
IDL Jeffery Simmons: 7 tackles, TFL, 0.5 sack
NT T'Vondre Sweat: 4 tackles, 2 TFL
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AFC Playoff Picture
1. Buffalo, 7-1
2. Denver, 7-2
3. Cincinnati, 6-3
4. Jacksonville, 4-4
5. LA Chargers, 6-3
6. Miami, 6-3
7. Pittsburgh, 5-3
-- Kansas City, 5-4
-- New England, 5-4
-- Baltimore, 4-4
-- Cleveland, 3-5
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NFC Playoff Picture
1. Arizona, 7-1
2. Philadelphia, 5-3
3. Atlanta, 5-3
4. Detroit, 5-3
5. San Francisco, 6-3
6. Tampa, 5-3
7. LA Rams, 5-3
-- NY Giants, 5-4
-- Dallas, 5-4
-- Minnesota, 4-4
-- Seattle, 4-4
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Players of the Week
QB Jaxon Dart: 28-38, 341 Yds, 3 TD
CB Terion Arnold: 2 Tkl, 3 INT
QB Josh Allen: 21-28, 284 Yds, 4 TD
EDGE Josh Hines-Allen: 5 Tkl, 3 Sacks--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NFL Passing Leaders
QB Joe Burrow: 2343 Yds, 18 TD, 3 INT
QB Cam Ward: 2288 Yds, 15 TD, 7 INT
QB Matthew Stafford: 2227 Yds, 22 TD, 9 INT
QB Patrick Mahomes: 2197 Yds, 21 TD, 3 INT
QB Bo Nix: 2142 Yds, 22 TD, 2 INT--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notable Injuries
LB Matt Milano Out (ankle)
LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah Season (hip)
CB Jamel Dean Out (knee)
HB Jonathan Taylor Out (groin)
LT Rashawn Slater Season (knee)
HB Isiah Pacheco Out (arm)
WR Rashee Rice Season (foot)
HB Jonathan Taylor Out (groin)
G Sam Cosmi Season (knee)
HB Bijan Robinson Out (groin)
HB Saquon Barkley Out (labrum)
WR Brandon Aiyuk Season (ankle)
HB Christian McCaffrey Out (groin)
HB Rhamondre Stevenson Out (ankle)
HB Joe Mixon Season (foot)
WR Tank Dell Season (knee)
WR Jordan Addison Season (foot)--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NFL Trade Deadline
Bills trade HB Ty Johnson and 2027 7th round to Vikings for WR Rondale Moore
Bears trade CB Tyrique Stevenson and 2026 5th round to Patriots for EDGE Anfernee Jennings
Chargers trade S Elijah Molden and 2027 5th round to Texans for CB Shaquill Griffin
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NFL Draft Big Board -- Offensive Tackle
Francis Mauigoa • 6'6", 315lbs • 1st ranked OT, 4th overall
Kadyn Proctor • 6'7", 369lbs • 2nd ranked OT, 5th overall
Spencer Fano • 6'5", 304lbs • 3rd ranked OT, 15th overall
Caleb Lomu • 6'5", 305lbs • 4th ranked OT, 23rd overall
Elijah Pritchett • 6'6", 327lbs • 5th ranked OT, 34th overall-
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Boy going to have to tank next year too and go and get Jeremiah 
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Way Too Early Tennessee Titans Mock Draft: Tennessee goes back to South Florida with their first pick of the draft
The Tennessee Titans are in an interesting position where, due to the struggles of the division as a whole, they are a two-game winning streak away from being in the playoff picture and potentially at the top of the division while simultaneously being a losing streak away from having the top pick of the NFL Draft.
Thankfully, it's a deep draft and wherever the Titans ultimately land, they'll likely have a good chance at leaning one of the premier edge players in a loaded draft at the position. In this version of the mock draft, the first of its kind at the halfway point of the NFL season and during the Titans bye week, the Titans land one of the top edge rushers in the country while also addressing other needs thanks to the trade they made at the deadline.
Projected Draft Picks (subject to change)
‣ Round 1, Pick 7
EDGE Rueben Bain Jr. | 6'3", 275lbs | 3rd ranked EDGEThe Tennessee Titans have struggled to get much of a pass rush from their edge rushers so far this season. Both Arden Key and Dre'Mont Jones are on expiring contracts, and neither defender is a true No. 1 EDGE. Rueben Bain Jr. fits the Titans' preferred profile of a powerful pass rusher, and he'll surely receive a ringing endorsement from his former teammate, quarterback Cam Ward.
‣ Round 2, Pick 39
WR Eric Singleton Jr. | 5'11", 195lbs | 8th ranked WRIdeally, someone like Carnell Tate or Antonio Williams slip past the first round and the Titans aggressively move up and get them at the top of the second round. If they don't, the Titans, currently lacking a dynamic deep-threat receiver, would benefit from Singleton's speed and versatility. His ability to make plays downfield and gain separation would complement Tennessee's offensive scheme, providing quarterback Cam Ward with a reliable target and enhancing the overall passing game.
‣ Round 3, Pick 71
LB Harold Perkins Jr. | 6'1", 230lbs | 6th ranked ILBIs he a pass rusher, a defensive back or an off-ball linebacker? Those questions will follow Perkins throughout his pre-draft process but whatever he ends up being, his versatility and athleticism, combined with his proven playmaking ability, would be a steal in the third round. Perkins projects to be a polarizing player in the months leading up to the draft and could either skyrocket up draft boards with front offices valuing his versatility while teams might decide to shy away from a player that doesn't have a definitive archetype.
‣ Round 3, Pick 80 (via DAL)
CB Mansoor Delane | 6'1", 187lbs | 9th ranked CBSimilar to Singleton, this isn't the cream of the crop of the corner position with guys like Jermod McCoy and Avieon Terrell projected to go in the first round so why not take your chance in a deep corner draft and go after a guy like Delane, who in other previous draft classes, might be a lock to be a top-50 draft pick.
‣ Round 3, Pick 91 (via SF)
HB Kaytron Allen | 5'11", 230lbs | 5th ranked HBAllen has been an extremely productive running back at Penn State and the Titans could use a bigger body in their running back room to compliment their two dynamic running backs in Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears. They did draft Kale Mullings late in the draft last year but Allen would bring more big play potential, averaging over five yards per carry as a four-year contributor at Penn State.
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no team of mine having that fuck nigga on the rosterCaptain Canada wrote: ↑17 Sep 2025, 13:35Boy going to have to tank next year too and go and get Jeremiah![]()
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AFC Playoff Picture
1. Buffalo, 8-1
2. Denver, 7-3
3. Cincinnati, 6-3
4. Miami, 6-4
5. Pittsburgh, 6-3
6. LA Chargers, 6-4
7. Kansas City, 5-4
-- Jacksonville, 5-4
-- New England, 5-5-
-- Baltimore, 4-5
-- Las Vegas, 4-5
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NFC Playoff Picture
1. Arizona, 8-1
2. Detroit, 6-3
3. Tampa, 6-3
4. NY Giants, 6-4
5. San Francisco, 7-3
6. Minnesota, 5-4
7. Atlanta, 5-4
-- Philadelphia, 5-4
-- Dallas, 5-4
-- LA Rams, 5-4
-- Green Bay, 4-5
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Players of the Week
QB Jared Goff: 20-29, 271 Yds, 4 TD
EDGE Aidan Hutchinson: 7 Tkl, 2 Sacks
QB Josh Allen: 28-35, 287 Yds, 4 TD
S Nick Cross: 7 Tkl, INT--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NFL Rushing Leaders
HB Derrick Henry: 883 Yds, 5.8 YPC, 9 TD
HB Josh Jacobs: 829 Yds, 5.5 YPC, 6 TD
HB Jahmyr Gibbs: 772 Yds, 5.7 YPC, 4 TD
HB Kenneth Walker III: 736 Yds, 4.8 YPC, 3 TD
HB Alvin Kamara: 685 Yds, 4.3 YPC, 6 TD--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notable Injuries
LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah Season (hip)
LT Rashawn Slater Season (knee)
WR Rashee Rice Season (foot)
G Sam Cosmi Season (knee)
WR Brandon Aiyuk Season (ankle)
HB Joe Mixon Season (foot)
WR Tank Dell Season (knee)
WR Jordan Addison Season (foot)--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NFL Draft Big Board -- Interior Offensive Line
Iapani Loloulu • 6'2", 325lbs • 1st ranked C, 28th overall
Ar'maj Reed-Adams • 6'5", 330lbs • 1st ranked G, 45th overall
Emmanuel Pregnon • 6'5", 321lbs • 2nd ranked G, 48th overall
Jaedyn Roberts • 6'6", 316lbs • 3rd ranked G, 49th overall
Cayden Green • 6'5", 324lbs • 4th ranked G, 61st overall
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couple of tough losses there, loving how close your games have been.
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this boy would go right back to Thug U with his first pick
almost got the dub over Vanilla Vick. With how close the games have been if you get some more talent on the defensive side we'll be seeing a quick turnaround

