Photo Gallery: Best Pictures From Titans' Loss to Texans in Houston
It was another rough day for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. They got whipped by the Houston Texans 26-3 at NRG Stadium, and fell to 5-11 on the season. But the photographers had a good day. Here are the best pictures from the game.
HOUSTON, Texas — It was another rough day for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. They got whipped by the Houston Texans 26-3 at NRG Stadium, and fell to 5-11 on the season.
They also lost quarterback Will Levis. He suffered a a foot injury on a sack in the first half and did not return.
With the loss, the Titans have finished the road portion of their schedule, and they went 1-7 this season. The only win was at Miami on Dec. 11, and they failed to score a touchdown in four of their eight road games.
Here are the best photos from the game.
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- GAME STORY: The Tennessee Titans played their last road game on Sunday, and it was much like all the rest of them. They were blown out by the Houston Texans 26-3 on Sunday and fell to 5-11 on the season. Here is Tom Brew's game story. CLICK HERE
- WATCH LEVIS HIT HOPKINS: The Tennessee Titans have kicked off their Week 17 matchup with the Houston Texans and they got a big fourth-down conversion early when Will Levis connected with DeAndre Hopkins for 12 yards to keep the drive alive. CLICK HERE
- WATCH LEVIS SACKED, INJURED: The Tennessee Titans got salt in the wound as they did in Week 15 against the Houston Texans as rookie quarterback Will Levis was hurt again. This time, the play also resulted in a score for the Texans' defense as Levis was stripped on a sack. CLICK HERE
- WATCH DILLARD GIVE UP TWO SACKS: The Tennessee Titans were able to get some points on the board before halftime despite essentially ending their last first-half drive with back-to-back sacks of quarterback Ryan Tannehill, with left tackle Andre Dillard surrendering the pressure both times. CLICK HERE
- TOM BREW COLUMN: I've seen enough to know that Will Levis is the quarterback of the future for the Tennessee Titans, and if he didn't play in these final two games, I would have been fine with that. But Mike Vrabel and Levis think there's a lot to gain from playing, so he will Sunday at Houston. Here's to hoping they're right. CLICK HERE
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