Tennessee Titans

Baltimore outgained Tennessee 384-297, mostly through its net passing advantage. Philadelphia also had more total yards, although Tennessee averaged 5.7 yards per play to the Eagles' 4.7.

Against the Jets, a false start and sack moved Tennessee to third-and-25 before a punt. Against Baltimore, Tate's fourth-down catch renewed a late scoring chance after a 10-yard sack.

Against Philadelphia, Hooker's interception return created an opportunity Tennessee converted into a touchdown. Against the Giants, an interception ended Tennessee's renewed final scoring chance.

Simmons and Faulk each ended a Giants third-down conversion attempt with a sack followed by a punt, including one after an offside penalty had shortened the required distance.

Hooker's 92-yard interception return gave Tennessee possession against Philadelphia; the Titans converted the ensuing opportunity into a touchdown.

Tate's 33-yard fourth-down catch renewed a late scoring chance after a sack. A touchdown and two-point conversion on the next play cut the deficit to six.

Tennessee was outgained by Baltimore and Philadelphia, though it had the higher yards-per-play figure against the Eagles.

Against the Jets, a false start and an 11-yard sack moved Tennessee from second-and-9 to third-and-25; the possession ended in a punt.

A Giants penalty renewed Tennessee's final scoring opportunity, but an interception ended it before New York closed out the 12-7 win.