Titans fall short against Ravens, 24-18, despite late push
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Last updated Oct 4, 2026

The Tennessee Titans lost to the Baltimore Ravens 24-18 on October 4 at M&T Bank Stadium. A poor first half put the Titans in a deep 24-7 hole, primarily due to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's strong performance, throwing for 222 yards and two touchdowns before leaving the game with an ankle injury. Despite a late touchdown drive, the Titans were unable to overcome the deficit in rainy conditions. Rookie receiver Carnell Tate had a standout game with nine catches for 145 yards, but fumbled before halftime, contributing to the team's struggles.
- •Ravens led 24-7 at halftime, aided by Jackson's strong first half.
- •Titans scored a late touchdown but fell short in the comeback attempt.
- •Carnell Tate recorded nine catches for 145 yards but also had a key fumble.
- •Derrick Henry contributed 73 rushing yards and a touchdown for the Titans.
- •The Titans' defense allowed touchdowns on three of four Ravens' first possessions.
- 8:32 PMYahoo Sports — Different week, same result as Titans come up short vs shorthanded Ravens | Estes
"Stats and plays change, but the result stays the same for a Tennessee Titans team that still doesn't know how to win.
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