Takeaways from NFL preseason Week 2: Even with win, should Titans be worried about revamped secondary

SportsNewsNow newsroom brief · 1h ago · 1 min read · via espn.com

NFL Nation reporters tackle the biggest looming roster questions coming off each NFL Week 2 preseason game.

The NFL preseason is in full swing, and Week 2 has provided a wealth of information for teams to evaluate their rosters. One team that caught my attention is the Tennessee Titans, who despite securing a win, have some concerns to address in their revamped secondary. The Titans' offseason overhaul of their defensive backfield was a major storyline, but early returns have been mixed. With several new faces and a revamped scheme, it's not surprising that they're still finding their footing.

The bigger question is whether these growing pains will persist into the regular season. The Titans' secondary was a weakness last year, and if they can't get it together, it could derail their playoff aspirations. With a talented offense led by quarterback Ryan Tannehill, the Titans have the pieces to make a deep run, but their defense needs to step up. The good news is that there's still time to iron out the wrinkles before the regular season kicks off. The Titans will be closely watched in their preseason finale to see if they can address these concerns.

So, what's next to watch? The Titans' preseason finale will be a crucial one, as they'll likely play their starters against the Atlanta Falcons. We'll be keeping a close eye on their secondary and how they match up against the Falcons' offense. Additionally, other teams that had notable performances in Week 2, such as the Los Angeles Chargers and their impressive defensive showing, will be worth monitoring as the preseason heats up. With roster cuts looming, every snap counts, and SportsNewsNow will be here to break it all down.

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