Titans vs Ravens winners, losers as first half red-zone issues, turnovers persist
Carnell Tate was a bright spot after his first 100-yard receiving game among Titans vs. Ravens winners and losers.
The Tennessee Titans suffered a 24-18 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on October 4 at M&T Bank Stadium, with the game ending in the second half due to Lamar Jackson's injury. The Titans, currently 0-4, struggled with turnovers and red-zone issues throughout the match. Cam Ward passed for 222 yards with a touchdown and an interception, but the Titans defense couldn't capitalize on their chances in the red zone.
Rookie wide receiver Carnell Tate turned a career-high 145 yards on nine catches, contributing a crucial 33-yard touchdown pass in the final drive. However, the Titans' red-zone struggles persisted, as they failed to capitalize on multiple opportunities. Offensive coordinator Tony Pollard was stuffed on a fourth-and-goal play from the 2-yard line, setting up the Ravens' first touchdown.
Later, the Titans settled for a field goal after a lengthy drive down 24-7. Throughout the game, Titans linebackers had difficulty covering RB Zay Flowers, who had 118 receiving yards on eight catches, with many of those plays coming against Titans linebackers.
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