Titans coach Saleh expresses confidence during bye amid struggles

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Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Titans coach Saleh expresses confidence during bye amid struggles
Summary

The Tennessee Titans, now 1-7, are on a bye week as first-year coach Robert Saleh maintains an optimistic outlook despite a 66-game drought without back-to-back wins. The Titans recently traded All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons and have faced ongoing issues, including a poor record in close games. Saleh highlighted the growth of younger players, such as rookie quarterback Cam Ward and wide receiver Carnell Tate, who has emerged as a leading receiver. The Titans seek to improve their performance in the second half of the season, with upcoming games critical for their rebuilding efforts.

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By the Numbers
  • •Titans enter bye week with a 1-7 record this season
  • •Coach Saleh emphasizes the need for improvement and growth among players
  • •Rookie Cam Ward has begun to show progress with a recent 300-yard game
  • •Trade of Jeffery Simmons signals a focus on future draft picks
  • •Tennessee struggles with an NFL-worst record in one-score games at 1-5
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  • 10:19 PMYahoo Sports — Saleh stays upbeat as the 1-7 Titans hit the bye amid a 66-game drought without back-to-back wins
What they're saying
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(AP) — First-year coach Robert Saleh has seemed almost delusional at times with his confidence in the woeful Tennessee Titans and his optimistic belief that a turnaround is just around the corner.The Titans have only one win and that doesn't back up Saleh's optimism.

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