The Tennessee Titans remained undefeated in the preseason with a 19-16 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, per multiple outlets. The Titans overcame a 13-point deficit in the comeback, with D'Earnest Johnson scoring a fourth-quarter touchdown run to cap the rally, according to Deadspin.
The Seahawks, playing primarily backups, built an early double-digit lead but faltered in the second half, per Field Gulls. One outlet described the performance as "sloppy," though Field Gulls noted the Seahawks' overall performance was "better" than in their first preseason outing. ESPN reported the Titans have "a lot to work on before the season opener" despite their undefeated start under new coach Robert Saleh.
The loss came with a cost for Seattle. Field Gulls reported the Seahawks will be without rookie safety Bud Clark, who suffered a broken ankle in the game. Yahoo Sports indicated there were additional injury concerns from the matchup, though specifics were limited in available reporting.