Titans-Bears preseason recap, what happened, what actually matters for depth chart

The Tennessee Titans suffered a 24-15 preseason loss to the Chicago Bears on Aug. 29, highlighting the challenges at the bottom of their roster. With 38 players to cut before the Aug. 30 deadline, the team will focus on rebuilding its practice squad. Coaches rested most starters, including the projected offensive and defensive lineup, with only rookies Carnell Tate and Fernando Carmona Jr. taking the field.

Quarterback Will Levis, who led a 14-for-22 passing day, was replaced by Mitchell Trubisky and Cam Ward in the regular season. The Titans' defense has struggled, allowing the Bears' receivers to find open space easily. Kicker Joey Slye, who made 11 field goals in three games, has become the team's go-to man but has not helped the offense score.

The Titans' secondary has been criticized for failing to contain the opposing receivers. With Levis' performance and the need to cut players, his future on the team is uncertain.