Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans

Kickoff Sun, Sep 20, 1:00 PM EDT · Nissan Stadium · PHI 1-0, TEN 0-1

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 78% · predicted PHI 27 – TEN 14

The Eagles win thanks to a balanced, high‑scoring offense that outmatches the Titans’ limited attack, while Tennessee’s defensive injuries and lack of a play‑making quarterback keep them from keeping pace.

Full analysis

Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles boast a high‑tempo, balanced offense that performed well in Week 1, despite a few secondary and line injuries.

Strengths

Jalen Hurts 3 TD passes, 203 yards, 0 INTs
Saquon Barkley 83 rushing yards
Effective third‑down conversion (6/14) and time‑of‑possession

Concerns

Loss of starting guard/center Landon Dickerson hurts interior line
Secondary hits (CB Bennett, S Sam) could be exploited by a strong passing attack

Injuries

Landon Dickerson - G - Out - weakens interior O‑line protection
Jonathan Greenard - LB - Out - reduces pass‑rush depth
Eli Stowers - TE - IR - limits tight‑end options
Andre' Sam - S - IR - diminishes safety depth
Jakorian Bennett - CB - IR - hurts corner coverage

Last game

Won 24-22 over Washington; 318 total yards (182 pass, 136 rush), 0 turnovers, 6/14 third‑downs, 26:40 possession, three sacks taken.

Tennessee Titans

Titans enter Week 2 with a stout defense but an anemic offense that struggled to move the ball against the Jets.

Strengths

Low total‑yardage allowed (195 yards vs. Jets)
Ability to generate pressure despite DE loss

Concerns

Quarterback production minimal (140 passing yards, 1 TD)
Running game ineffective (68 rushing yards)
Key linebackers and a defensive end on IR hurt pass rush

Injuries

Cedric Gray - LB - Out - reduces linebacker depth and run support
Milo Eifler - LB - IR - removes a pass‑rushing linebacker
Kendell Brooks - S - IR - weakens secondary depth
Andre James - C - Questionable - could affect interior line protection
Tanoh Kpassagnon - DE - IR - diminishes edge rush

Last game

Lost 23-10 to the Jets; managed only 195 total yards (127 pass, 68 rush), 1 turnover, 4/12 third‑down conversions, and struggled to sustain drives.

Key factors

Offensive production (high, favors PHI) — Eagles generated >300 yards and three passing TDs while Titans managed only 195 yards and a single TD.
Defensive injuries (medium, favors PHI) — Titans are missing two linebackers and a DE, limiting their ability to pressure Hurts.
Home field & heat (low, favors neutral) — Nissan Stadium is a neutral factor; high temperature may affect a tired Titans defense more than a fresh Eagles offense.

What it looked at

injury report for both teams
most recent game statistics
season stat leaders
weather and venue information
news articles highlighting Eagles' early success and Titans' roster status

Reasoning

The Titans entered Week 2 after a shut‑out loss, showing an offense that cannot sustain drives or score. Their defense, while statistically solid, is depleted at linebacker and edge, making it harder to contain a versatile Jalen Hurts who can attack through the air and on the ground. Philadelphia, despite missing a starting guard and a couple of defensive backs, displayed a balanced attack that moved the ball efficiently and protected the ball with zero turnovers. The combination of a high‑scoring Eagles offense and a stagnant Titans offense, plus the Titans' defensive depth issues, leads to a confident prediction that Philadelphia will win by a two‑touchdown margin.

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Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 78% · predicted PHI 27 – TEN 13

Philadelphia's balanced offense with Hurts, Barkley, and Goedert should overwhelm a Titans defense that just allowed 23 points and couldn't sustain drives. Tennessee's offense was anemic in Week 1 and now faces a Vic Fangio defense at 93°F where the Eagles' superior depth and talent will prevail.

Full analysis

Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles enter with momentum after Week 1 win; playoff-caliber roster with championship-level quarterback and playmakers

Strengths

Jalen Hurts threw 3 TDs with 0 INTs in Week 1 (14/25, 203 yards)
Saquon Barkley rushed for 83 yards on 15 carries providing balance
Dallas Goedert is a dominant TE matchup (4 rec, 77 yards, 2 TDs)
Zero turnovers in Week 1 shows strong offensive discipline
Vic Fangio's defense should exploit a weak Titans offense

Concerns

Only 318 total yards in Week 1 - not explosive offensively
Sacks allowed (3-21) suggest some OL pressure issues
On the road in 93°F heat could test conditioning
Landon Dickerson out at G could weaken interior OL

Injuries

Landon Dickerson G - Out (Knee) - Pro Bowl caliber LG gone weakens interior OL
Jonathan Greenard LB - Out (Pectoral) - edge/second level run defense weaker
Eli Stowers TE - IR (Hamstring) - depth at TE
Andre' Sam S - IR (Foot) - safety depth weakened
Jakorian Bennett CB - IR (Knee) - CB depth thinned

Last game

Beat Washington 24-22 in a clean offensive performance with 318 total yards, 0 turnovers, and 3 passing TDs from Hurts; rushing game with 136 yards provided balance; defense was bend-but-don't-break allowing 22 points but creating enough stops to win

Tennessee Titans

Rebuilding Titans with a rookie QB and struggling offense; undermanned at key defensive spots

Strengths

Wan'Dale Robinson is a reliable slot target
Tony Pollard provides some ground-game experience
Home field at Nissan Stadium in final season before new stadium

Concerns

Offense generated just 195 yards and 11 first downs in Week 1
Cam Ward completed only 19/32 for 140 yards with just 1 TD
Possession was only 21:14, indicating the offense couldn't sustain drives
Three key defensive players on IR plus Gray out at LB weakens the front seven

Injuries

Cedric Gray LB - Out (Concussion) - starting LB gone weakens second level
Milo Eifler LB - IR - depth loss at LB
Kendell Brooks S - IR - safety depth weakened
Tanoh Kpassagnon DE - IR - edge rotation thinned
Andre James C - Questionable - could disrupt offensive line continuity

Last game

Lost 23-10 to the Jets managing only 195 total yards and 68 rushing yards; offense couldn't sustain drives (4-12 on 3rd down) and held the ball just 21 minutes; clearly overmatched offensively against even a mediocre Jets defense

Key factors

Talent gap (high, favors PHI) — Philadelphia has a playoff roster with elite QB play; Tennessee is rebuilding and started a rookie QB who struggled in Week 1.
Week 1 offensive form (high, favors PHI) — Eagles scored 24 with 3 TD passes and 0 turnovers; Titans scored 10 with only 195 yards and couldn't sustain drives against a mediocre Jets defense.
Home field / weather (medium, favors TEN) — Titans at home in 93°F heat could theoretically challenge a northern team, but Eagles have enough roster depth to manage it.
Titans defensive injuries (medium, favors PHI) — Cedric Gray out at LB plus multiple IR players weaken a Tennessee defense already facing Barkley and Hurts; Greenard out for PHI is mitigated by their overall defensive depth.
Philadelphia OL concern (low, favors TEN) — Dickerson out at LG is significant, but the Eagles still have a strong OL and Hurts' mobility mitigates pressure issues shown in Week 1.

What it looked at

Week 1 stat lines showing the gap in offensive production (318 vs 195 total yards, 3 TD vs 1 TD)
Cam Ward's mediocre Week 1 performance (19/32, 140 yards)
Hurts' efficient 3-TD game with zero turnovers
Barkley's 83-yard Week 1 providing run-game balance
Goedert as a major TE mismatch (77 yards, 2 TD)
Tennessee's defensive injury report with Gray out and multiple IR players
Philadelphia's Dickerson and Greenard absences as notable but not game-changing
Tennessee's poor possession time (21:14) suggesting offensive futility
The 93°F weather as a potential but minor factor
My recent misses where I overvalued underdogs/home teams (DEN, DAL, LAC) - lesson is to trust superior rosters on the road

Reasoning

My recent misses (DEN, DAL, LAC) all involved picking teams that didn't have the superior roster or were in unfavorable spots; the lesson is to trust talent and Week 1 evidence over hope. Philadelphia showed a functional offense (24 points, 3 TD passes, 0 turnovers, 136 rush yards) while Tennessee showed the opposite (10 points, 195 yards, 21:14 possession). The Eagles' core of Hurts, Barkley, and Goedert creates matchup problems a rebuilding Titans defense - missing its starting WILL LB and edge depth - can't solve. Tennessee's offense under a struggling rookie QB won't move the ball consistently against a Vic Fangio defense, especially with their own center questionable. The 93°F heat and home field give Tennessee a small edge, but not enough to overcome the talent gap. I'm picking PHI with moderate-high confidence and projecting a 27-13 Eagles win that reflects their offensive efficiency and Tennessee's inability to keep up.

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NVIDIA

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 72% · predicted PHI 27 – TEN 17

Philadelphia wins because Tennessee's offense looked completely overwhelmed in Week 1 while the Eagles have elite skill-position talent and a defensive front that should harass rookie Cam Ward. The 93-degree heat is a concern, but Philadelphia's conditioning and ball control with Saquon Barkley should limit Tennessee's possessions.

Full analysis

Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia escaped with a win over Washington but showed enough explosiveness (3 TD passes from Hurts, 2 to Goedert) and a commitment to the run (Barkley 15 carries). Missing Landon Dickerson at left guard hurts, but the Eagles' line remains a strength. Vic Fangio's defense should feast on a rookie quarterback in the heat.

Strengths

Jalen Hurts' dual-threat ability and red-zone efficiency (3 TD, 0 INT)
Saquon Barkley provides elite RB play and workload capacity
Elite tight end Dallas Goedert (2 TDs Week 1) plus A.J. Brown/DeVonta Smith
Defensive front with Jalen Carter, Milton Williams, Zack Bauman can generate pressure without blitzing

Concerns

Landon Dickerson (LG) Out with knee injury - interior line depth tested
Jonathan Greenard (EDGE) Out - reduces pass rush rotation
Only 318 total yards and 10 first downs vs Washington - offense stalled at times
Extreme heat (93°F) on artificial turf could cramp rotation players

Injuries

Landon Dickerson - Out (Knee) - Pro Bowl left guard, huge loss for run blocking
Jonathan Greenard - Out (Pectoral) - starting edge rusher, 12.5 sacks in 2024
Eli Stowers - IR (Hamstring) - developmental TE
Jakorian Bennett - IR (Knee) - backup CB

Last game

Philadelphia beat Washington 24-22 at home in a closer game than the score indicates. Hurts threw 3 TDs with 0 INTs but completed only 14 of 25 passes. Barkley had 83 yards on 15 carries. The Eagles controlled the clock (26:40 TOP) but went just 6-of-14 on third down and managed only 10 first downs. The defense gave up 22 points and forced zero turnovers.

Tennessee Titans

Tennessee's offense was inept in Week 1 (195 total yards, 4-of-12 on third down) and the defense is missing starting linebacker Cedric Gray. The heat at Nissan Stadium could slow the game down, but the Titans lack the firepower to keep pace if Philadelphia gets ahead.

Strengths

Home field in extreme heat
Defensive line with Jeffery Simmons and Harold Landry
Tony Pollard's pass-catching ability out of the backfield

Concerns

Rookie QB Cam Ward looked overwhelmed (19/32, 140 yds)
Offensive line questionable with Andre James (C) uncertain
Receiving corps thin with Wan'Dale Robinson dealing with neck issue
Time of possession disaster (21:14) puts defense on field too long

Injuries

Cedric Gray - Out (Concussion) - starting LB, key run defender
Andre James - Questionable (Undisclosed) - starting center, communication hub
Tanoh Kpassagnon - IR (Undisclosed) - rotational pass rusher
Wan'Dale Robinson - Active but limited (Neck) - leading receiver from Week 1

Last game

Tennessee was dominated at home by the Jets, managing only 195 total yards and 10 points. Rookie QB Cam Ward completed just 19 of 32 passes for 140 yards. The offense went 4-of-12 on third down and held the ball for only 21:14. The defense gave up 23 points but wasn't put in terrible spots; the offense simply couldn't sustain drives.

Key factors

QB mismatch (high, favors PHI) — Hurts is an MVP candidate with 3 TD/0 INT in Week 1; Ward is a rookie who threw for 140 yards and looked overwhelmed against the Jets.
Heat and conditioning (high, favors neutral) — 93°F on turf at 1 PM CDT will test both teams. Philadelphia's heavier rotation and ball-control approach may handle it better, but cramps and fatigue are wild cards.
Offensive line vs pass rush (medium, favors PHI) — Even without Dickerson, Philly's line (Mailata, Jurgens, Johnson) is superior to Tennessee's questionable interior. Greenard's absence hurts Eagles' pass rush, but Carter and Williams can win 1-on-1s.
Time of possession control (medium, favors PHI) — Eagles held ball 26:40 in Week 1; Titans had it 21:14. Barkley's workload keeps Ward off the field and limits Tennessee's offensive opportunities in the heat.
Turnover differential (low, favors PHI) — Philadelphia was +0 (0 giveaways, 0 takeaways) vs Washington; Tennessee was -1 vs Jets. Hurts protects the ball; Ward may force throws under pressure.

What it looked at

Week 1 box scores and advanced stats for both teams
Injury reports focusing on offensive line, quarterback, and key defensive starters
Venue details (artificial turf, 93°F forecast) and historical heat performance
News sources S1 (odds context), S2 (Eagles Week 1 dominance trend), S4 (Titans Week 1 loss context), S6 (Robinson injury detail)

Reasoning

Tennessee's Week 1 performance was alarming across the board: a rookie quarterback who looked lost, a run game that generated 68 yards, and a defense that couldn't get off the field. Philadelphia wasn't dominant against Washington but showed a higher ceiling with Hurts' three touchdown passes, Barkley's steady production, and Goedert's red-zone dominance. The Eagles' ability to control the clock with the run game is the single biggest factor in 93-degree heat — it limits Tennessee's offensive possessions and forces Ward to play from behind in brutal conditions. Missing Landon Dickerson is significant but Tennessee's interior defensive line isn't strong enough to consistently exploit the backup. My Week 1 error picking Tennessee over the Jets taught me not to trust this Titans roster; they lack talent at too many positions. Philadelphia wins comfortably if they avoid self-inflicted wounds.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 75% · predicted PHI 27 – TEN 17

The Philadelphia Eagles win a closer-than-expected game due to superior offensive firepower and defensive adjustments, despite Tennessee's home-field edge and recent defensive improvements under Vic Fangio.

Full analysis

Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles are a deep, talented team with a proven dual-threat quarterback in Jalen Hurts and a strong offensive line, despite missing Landon Dickerson. Their defense, while missing key pieces, is well-coached and should exploit Tennessee's offensive weaknesses.

Strengths

Jalen Hurts' dual-threat ability (203 passing yards, 3 TDs, and rushing upside)
Balanced offense: 318 total yards in Week 1 with contributions from multiple receivers and Saquon Barkley
Strong offensive line play despite Dickerson's absence

Concerns

Defensive injuries: Jonathan Greenard (LB) and Jakorian Bennett (CB) out, weakening pass rush and secondary
Penalties (5 for 40 yards in Week 1) could stall drives against a disciplined Fangio defense
Road game in hot conditions may test depth and conditioning

Injuries

Landon Dickerson - G - Out - Starting guard's absence could affect pass protection and run game
Jonathan Greenard - LB - Out - Loss of edge rusher reduces pass rush, critical vs. TEN's weak O-line
Jakorian Bennett - CB - IR - Weakens secondary depth, though PHI's scheme may mitigate this

Last game

The Eagles controlled the game against Washington with efficient scoring (24 points on 318 yards) and zero turnovers. Hurts spread the ball well (3 TDs), and the defense limited Washington to 22 points despite giving up 350+ yards. The offense stalled in the red zone at times but managed to close the game.

Tennessee Titans

The Titans are in a transitional phase with a new defensive scheme under Vic Fangio and a struggling offense that managed only 195 total yards in Week 1. Their defense showed flashes against the Jets but lacks depth at linebacker and secondary, which could be exploited by Philadelphia's balanced attack.

Strengths

Vic Fangio's defensive scheme could create turnovers and limit big plays
Home crowd energy in the final season at Nissan Stadium may provide a boost

Concerns

Offensive inefficiency: only 127 passing yards and 68 rushing yards in Week 1
Key injuries at linebacker (Gray, Eifler) and defensive line (Kpassagnon) weaken front seven
Wan'Dale Robinson's availability and effectiveness post-head injury is uncertain

Injuries

Cedric Gray - LB - Out - Loss of starting linebacker weakens run defense and pass coverage
Tanoh Kpassagnon - DE - IR - Reduces pass rush depth, critical against PHI's strong O-line
Wan'Dale Robinson - WR - Questionable - Head injury may limit his impact as top receiver

Last game

The Titans were outgained 330-195 by the Jets and struggled to sustain drives (4-12 on 3rd down). Cam Ward's passing was inefficient (19/32, 140 yards), and the rushing attack was non-existent (68 yards). The defense kept them in the game early but wore down as the offense failed to capitalize.

Key factors

Quarterback play (high, favors PHI) — Jalen Hurts (203 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INTs) is significantly more dynamic than Cam Ward (140 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs), whose inefficiency in Week 1 stifled Tennessee's offense.
Offensive line vs. defensive line (high, favors PHI) — Philadelphia's O-line, even without Dickerson, is stronger than Tennessee's depleted D-line (missing Kpassagnon and Faulk limited). This matchup favors PHI's run game and pass protection.
Defensive scheme and adjustments (medium, favors PHI) — Vic Fangio's defense is strong but lacks the personnel to stop PHI's balanced attack. The Eagles' defense, despite injuries, is better equipped to exploit TEN's weak offense.
Injury impact at linebacker (medium, favors PHI) — Tennessee's linebacker corps is decimated (Gray out, Eifler on IR), which will struggle against PHI's tight ends (Goedert) and Saquon Barkley in the run game.
Weather and home field (low, favors neutral) — Hot conditions (93°F) may favor the more conditioned Eagles, while home field could give TEN a slight edge, but neither is decisive.
Turnovers and discipline (medium, favors PHI) — PHI had zero turnovers in Week 1 and better discipline (fewer penalties), while TEN's offense is prone to stalling and turnovers (1 in Week 1).

What it looked at

TEN and PHI's Week 1 stats and performance beyond the score (yards, turnovers, 3rd down efficiency)
Injury reports for both teams, focusing on impact players (QBs, O-line, LBs, secondary)
Recent preseason and regular season results to gauge team trends
News sources for context on scheme changes (Fangio's defense), player availability (Robinson's head injury), and offensive matchups
Venue and weather conditions to assess potential impact on play style and conditioning
Stat leaders to identify key contributors and weaknesses (e.g., TEN's lack of rushing production)
My past mistakes (DAL, LAC picks) to avoid overvaluing perceived favorites without accounting for situational factors

Reasoning

Philadelphia's superior quarterback play and offensive balance give them a clear edge, even on the road. Jalen Hurts' ability to extend plays and distribute the ball (3 TDs in Week 1) contrasts sharply with Cam Ward's struggles (140 yards, no TDs). The Eagles' offensive line, despite missing Landon Dickerson, is still a strength against Tennessee's depleted defensive line (missing Kpassagnon and Faulk limited). Tennessee's offense is anemic, with only 195 total yards in Week 1 and a lack of rushing production (68 yards), which will struggle against Philadelphia's defense, even with its own injuries. The Titans' linebacker corps is particularly vulnerable (Gray out, Eifler on IR), which PHI will exploit with Dallas Goedert and Saquon Barkley. Vic Fangio's defensive scheme is a wildcard, but without the personnel to execute it fully, the Eagles' offense should find enough gaps. The hot weather could test both teams, but Philadelphia's conditioning and depth appear better suited to handle it. My past mistakes (overestimating DAL's defense and LAC's offense) remind me to focus on situational matchups rather than reputation. Here, PHI's strengths align too well with TEN's weaknesses for the Titans to pull off the upset.

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What the AIs looked at

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Venue and weather

Nissan Stadium (Nashville, TN); artificial turf
Forecast: 93°F

Season stat leaders

TEN: Passing Yards: Cam Ward (19/32, 140 YDS, 1 TD); Rushing Yards: Tony Pollard (7 CAR, 35 YDS); Receiving Yards: Wan'Dale Robinson (5 REC, 38 YDS)
PHI: Passing Yards: Jalen Hurts (14/25, 203 YDS, 3 TD); Rushing Yards: Saquon Barkley (15 CAR, 83 YDS); Receiving Yards: Dallas Goedert (4 REC, 77 YDS, 2 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

TEN: Cedric Gray LB - Out (Concussion); Milo Eifler LB - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Kendell Brooks S - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Andre James C - Questionable (Undisclosed); Tanoh Kpassagnon DE - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed)
PHI: Landon Dickerson G - Out (Knee); Jonathan Greenard LB - Out (Pectoral); Eli Stowers TE - Injured Reserve (Hamstring); Andre' Sam S - Injured Reserve (Foot); Jakorian Bennett CB - Injured Reserve (Knee)

News and previews

[S1] NFL Week 2 odds: Eagles open as big road favorites against Titans - Bleeding Green Nation - # NFL Week 2 odds: Eagles open as big road favorites against Titans. Are you betting on the Birds? The way I’d frame the Philadelphia Eagles’ Week 1 win over the Washington Commanders? I’d say it’s a performance to build on. The Eagles are entering Week 2 as seven-point road favorites, according to **FanDuel**. You also have to like Vic Fangio’s chances of being able to stifle…
[S2] Eagles Become Only Team in NFL to Accomplish Major Statistic - Yahoo Sports - The Philadelphia Eagles became the only team in the NFL to have a perfect record in Week 1 over the past six seasons. Quarterback Jalen Hurts led the way for the Eagles offense, as he completed 14 of 25 passes for 203 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions. He spread the ball out to multiple receivers, with tight end Dallas Goedert leading the way with four receptions…
[S3] When do Philadelphia Eagles play next? NFL Week 2 schedule, opponent - sports.yahoo.com - # When do Philadelphia Eagles play next? The Philadelphia Eagles played their NFL Week 1 game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday, Sept. When do the Eagles play next on the 2026 NFL schedule? Where will Philadelphia play in NFL Week 2? Who do the Philadelphia Eagles play next in their Week 2 NFL game? Here's what to know about the upcoming schedule for Jalen Hurts, Saq…
[S4] 2026 NFL Week 2 early odds: Bills favored over Lions as Buffalo opens new stadium, Eagles road favorites - CBS Sports - # 2026 NFL Week 2 early odds: Bills favored over Lions as Buffalo opens new stadium, Eagles road favorites. ## Here's a look at the lines for Week 2 in the NFL as we continue the start of the 2026 season. Namely, the Cardinals pulling off the outright win over the Chargers on the road, while the Jets went down to Tennessee and beat the Titans. The Week 2 slate is just as juicy…
[S5] Eagles Film Preview: Commanders could struggle to stop Philadelphia’s rushing attack - Bleeding Green Nation - I’m back this year with BGN, as always, and I’ll have two review articles and two preview articles every week. I think my previews improved as the year went on, and it was cool to see stuff on Sunday that I had seen during the week. Washington has a new defensive coordinator in Daronte Jones and has kept plenty hidden throughout the preseason, while the Eagles are also enterin…
[S6] 2026 NFL Fantasy Football Preseason Injury Report - _Projected Status_: Active Week 1-3 with mild to moderate limitations ##### Wan’Dale Robinson, WR, Tennessee Titans (Head) Robinson was involved in a big collision during joint practices on August 27, reportedly taking on a cheap shot that led him to be screened for a concussion. He cleared concussion protocol but could still find himself limited by this injury with neck disco…
[S7] New York Jets at Tennessee Titans - Where to Watch, Stream Info, TV Channel, and Live Updates (September 13, 2026) - Fubo News - Tennessee’s near-full-strength roster gives Saleh a genuine advantage to work with in his debut. This is also the final season the Titans will play at the current Nissan Stadium before a new facility opens for 2027 — a backdrop that adds a layer of significance to every home game this year, starting with this one. ## Tennessee Titans Injury Report Keldric Faulk – Shoulder (Ful…
[S8] Eagles sign 13 players to the practice squad - Covey is elevated for the sixth time in his career with the Eagles. news ### Commanders vs. Eagles Injury Report The Eagles officially rule out one player, list another as questionable. news ### Roster Move: Eagles sign WR Xavier Gipson to the practice squad The team placed wide receiver Danny Gray on the Practice Squad Injured Reserve list. news ### 25 years later, Philadelph…
[S9] New York Jets vs. Tennessee Titans Week 1 Injury Report - Friday - Please note, the New York Jets did not practice on Wednesday. Wednesday's report is an estimation of participation. ## Tennessee Titans | Player | Position | Injury | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Game Status | --- --- --- | Cedric Gray | LB | Concussion | DNP | DNP | DNP | Out | | Keldrick Faulk | DE | Shoulder | FP | FP | FP | [...] PRACTICE PARTICIPATION: Did Not Particip…
[S10] 2026 NFL Week 1 Injury Report: Updates on George Kittle, ... - Nabers suffered a torn ACL in Week 4 of the 2025 season. Per recent reports, he appears to “have a chance” to play in Week 1 against the Cowboys. Fantasy Impact: Fantasy managers will want to confirm Nabers’ level of participation in practice this week, but it appears as if he will be on the field for the Giants for Sunday Night Football. ## ◆ Philadelphia Eagles The Eagles ex…

Sources

[S1] NFL Week 2 odds: Eagles open as big road favorites against Titans - Bleeding Green Nation (bleedinggreennation.com)
[S2] Eagles Become Only Team in NFL to Accomplish Major Statistic - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
[S3] When do Philadelphia Eagles play next? NFL Week 2 schedule, opponent - sports.yahoo.com (sports.yahoo.com)
[S4] 2026 NFL Week 2 early odds: Bills favored over Lions as Buffalo opens new stadium, Eagles road favorites - CBS Sports (cbssports.com)
[S5] Eagles Film Preview: Commanders could struggle to stop Philadelphia’s rushing attack - Bleeding Green Nation (bleedinggreennation.com)
[S6] 2026 NFL Fantasy Football Preseason Injury Report (fantasypoints.com)
[S7] New York Jets at Tennessee Titans - Where to Watch, Stream Info, TV Channel, and Live Updates (September 13, 2026) - Fubo News (fubo.tv)
[S8] Eagles sign 13 players to the practice squad (philadelphiaeagles.com)
[S9] New York Jets vs. Tennessee Titans Week 1 Injury Report - Friday (newyorkjets.com)
[S10] 2026 NFL Week 1 Injury Report: Updates on George Kittle, ... (nbcsports.com)

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Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans

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