NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Titans offense should have adapted better to a mobile quarterback turned immobile.
That said, the Titans endured a loss in Miami without Marcus Mariota after he strained a hamstring and managed wins over Indianapolis and at Cleveland with him limited.
As they return to action on Sunday against Baltimore, they should be back to doing everything they do with him healthy, and they are counting on that opening things us.
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