Eagles vs. Titans: 4 ways Philadelphia's offense can shine in Week 2

The Philadelphia Eagles do not need to reinvent their offense for their Week 2 matchup with the Tennessee Titans. Instead, they should focus on identifying what works and putting their best players in position to succeed. One area of concern is Philadelphia's offensive consistency, as they struggled with five three-and-outs against the Washington Commanders.

The Titans pose an interesting challenge for Philadelphia, having allowed more rushing yards than six teams in their previous game and failing to control possession against the Jets.

To improve their chances, the Eagles should continue involving key players like Dallas Goedert, Kenyon Sadiq, and Jalen Hurts. Goedert's productive performance in Week 1, along with rookie Sadiq's first career touchdown, should be maintained. Jalen Hurts, under the guidance of Shane Steichen, can benefit from easy throws and involvement in the early part of the game to establish rhythm.

While it's important to involve Makai Lemon, it shouldn't be forced; instead, focus on allowing him to develop naturally within the offense.

Key to Philadelphia's success will be running the ball and controlling possession. The Titans' defense has struggled against rushing attacks, as demonstrated by allowing more than 152 yards to the Jets in Week 1. By focusing on the run game, the Eagles can limit the Titans' offensive possessions and use that advantage to create easier situations for Jalen Hurts. By following these four steps, the Eagles should have ample opportunities to find rhythm and improve on their Week 1 performance.