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Mike Moraitis

What Titans said about embarrassing 35-10 loss to Eagles

Titans Mike Vrabel Eagles Titan AJ BROWN Jim Wyatt Kristian Fulton Paul Kuharsky Derrick Henry Ryan Tannehill

The Tennessee Titans were 100 percent outclassed by the Philadelphia Eagles in all phases of the game in Week 13, losing in blowout fashion at Lincoln Financial Field, 35-10.

Making this loss even harder to stomach was the fact that former Titan and current Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown shined with game-highs in receptions (eight) and receiving yards (119), and he had two scores.

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The Titans also saw three key players exit early with injuries, including wide receiver Treylon Burks, cornerback Kristian Fulton and linebacker David Long. The amount of injuries the Titans continue to suffer never ceases to amaze.

With the loss, the Titans fall to 7-5 and allow the Indianapolis Colts a chance to inch closer in the division. Tennessee is now 1-4 against teams with a winning record this season, which doesn’t instill much confidence for a playoff run.

Here’s a look at what head coach Mike Vrabel and Titans players had to say about several topics following the loss.

HC Mike Vrabel on the loss

Vrabel on the offensive line

Vrabel on WR A.J. Brown

Vrabel on WR Treylon Burks

Vrabel on CB Kristian Fulton's penalty

Vrabel on Titans' outlook

OLB Bud Dupree on Brown

Dupree on Titans' outlook

S Kevin Byard on the loss

Byard on Brown

Fulton on his penalty

Fulton on his injury

C Ben Jones on Eagles' sacks

Jones on Titans' outlook

DL Jeffery Simmons on loss to Eagles

QB Ryan Tannehill on Burks' catch, injury

Tannehill on Titans putting loss behind them

Tannehill on Titans' divisional outlook

RB Derrick Henry on his performance

Henry on run-game struggles

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