Jets Dominant on Both Sides of the Ball in Season-Opening Win over Titans
- On Sunday, the New York Jets defeated the Tennessee Titans 23-10 at Nissan Stadium in the season opener, spoiling head coach Robert Saleh's debut against his former team.
- Quarterback Geno Smith threw for 215 yards in his return to the Jets, while running back Breece Hall rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown to fuel the dominant offensive performance.
- Jets head coach Aaron Glenn's defense hounded the Titans, registering three sacks and limiting Tennessee to just 195 total yards as he returned to calling defensive plays this season.
- Rookie Kenyon Sadiq scored on a 3-yard end-around run early, while kicker Jason Sanders rebounded from an early miss to convert three field goals of 33, 51, and 52 yards.
- Injury concerns emerged as safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and rookie receiver Omar Cooper Jr. left with injuries, though the Jets prepare to host the Green Bay Packers next Sunday for their home opener.
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Titans drop season opener 23-10 against Jets - WNKY News 40 Television
NASHVILLE, Tn. – After an offseason full of new additions to the roster and the coaching staff, the Tennessee Titans brought higher expectations into the season-opening game, but the team failed to execute on its home field. The New York Jets, led by 102 rushing yards from running back Breece Hall and 215 passing yards from quarterback Geno Smith, displayed a...
Breece Hall powers Jets past Titans 23-10 in a dominant season opener against their former coach - Regional Media News
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The New York Jets made some big moves and changes during the offseason trying to shake up a franchise mired in a decade of losing. For one game, they got exactly what they wanted. Breece Hall ran for 102 yards and [...]
Commentary: Are the Titans the Worst Franchise in the NFL?
Let’s stop the nonsense. The Tennessee Titans are the worst franchise in the National Football League. Their total home humiliation at the hands of the New York Jets was not merely a loss. It was an organizational indictment—a televised autopsy of a franchise with no direction, no identity and apparently no clue. The clown car Robert Saleh and Brian Daboll rolled onto the Nissan Stadium turf Sunday was completely inept. Laurel and Hardy could ha…
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