The Tennessee Titans had yet another poor showing on offense in Week 17 that aided in their 26-3 loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday.
Not only did the offense struggle, but the Titans also lost quarterback Will Levis due to a foot injury suffered in the second quarter. Thankfully, the Titans appear to have dodged a bullet and the injury isn’t serious.
Going into Week 18, the Titans’ offensive rankings are not good, as you’d expect. Tennessee’s rushing attack is the only aspect of the offense that sports a respectable ranking, but even that is in the bottom half of the NFL.
Things are better on defense, which has easily been the better of the two units this season. However, the only area where Tennessee’s unit ranks in the top 10 is in sacks.
Now, after another disastrous showing in Week 17 against the Texans, a look at where the Titans rank statistically on both sides of the ball ahead of the final game of the season.
Points per game: 17.8
Rank in NFL: 28th
Rank in AFC South: 4th
Points allowed per game: 21.7
Rank in NFL: 16th
Rank in AFC South: 3rd
Yards per game: 286.6
Rank in NFL: 27th
Rank in AFC South: 4th
Yards allowed per game: 333.4
NFL ranking: 17th
AFC South ranking: 2nd
Passing yards per game: 182.2
NFL ranking: 28th
AFC South ranking: 4th
Passing yards allowed per game: 224.1
NFL ranking: 16th
AFC South ranking: 1st
Rushing yards per game: 104.4
NFL ranking: 18th
AFC South ranking: 2nd
Rushing yards allowed per game: 109.3
NFL ranking: 14th
AFC South ranking: 3rd
Takeaways: 12
NFL ranking: 31st
AFC South ranking: 4th
Giveaways: 19
NFL ranking: 15th
AFC South ranking: 2nd
Turnover differential: -7
NFL ranking: 23rd
AFC South ranking: 4th
Sacks: 45
NFL ranking: Tied-10th
AFC South ranking: 2nd
Sacks allowed: 62
NFL ranking: 3rd
AFC South: 1st
