Ravens host Titans seeking to address defensive struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 11:25 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

The Ravens welcome the 0-3 Titans on Sunday after a narrow 34-31 victory over Dallas. Baltimore's offensive statistics rank favorably, sitting sixth in total offense and fourth in scoring. In contrast, Tennessee has struggled offensively, ranking near the bottom in yards and points. However, the Titans' defense performs well, ranking 10th in total defense. The Ravens aim to tighten their defense following a game where they allowed 415 yards to Dallas. They need to limit the Titans' early scoring opportunities to avoid mistakes that have plagued them in previous games.
- •Ravens scored a last-second field goal to beat Dallas.
- •Titans managed only one first down by halftime against the Giants.
- •Baltimore ranks third in rushing yards per game.
- •Tennessee's defense allows 19.7 points per game.
- •Injuries to Ravens' offensive line are a concern.
- 11:25 AMYahoo Sports — Ravens face Titans with a chance to fix their defensive problems
"Baltimore returns from Brazil to face an 0-3 Titans team, with plenty of talent, and the potential to pull of an upset
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