Tennessee Titans Offensive Player Grades & Takeaways From Week 6 Loss to Baltimore Ravens
The Tennessee Titans may have dropped to 2-4 after another tough loss, but the Week 6 defeat at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens may be more than just your typical rough outing. We saw two quarterbacks and two left tackles on offense, creating some interesting questions.
That is why getting a look at some of the offensive player grades from Pro Football Focus is interesting. Let's take a look at the top five overall grades in Week 6 as well as some of grades that stood out on the offense side of the ball.
Top Five Overall Grades
RB Derrick Henry - 79.9 Overall Grade
C Aaron Brewer - 72.1 Overall Grade
RB Tyjae Spears - 70.3 Overall Grade
LG Peter Skoronski - 65.7 Overall Grade
TE Chig Okonkwo - 64.2 Overall Grade
Henry and Spears stuck out as the only playmakers for the Titans in this one. No surprise they are in the top five. A solid day overall for Aaron Brewer, but nice to see rookie Peter Skoronski back to playing well after a down performance in his return to action against the Colts.
This group is really about who is not listed. The Titans had some key players that not only didn't play well, but that played very poorly. Including arguably the two most important positions on offense, quarterback and left tackle.
Standout Grades
QB Ryan Tannehill - 45.4 Overall Grade(37 snaps)
QB Malik Willis - 48.5 Overall Grade(18 snaps)
Neither quarterback played well in this one against a terrific Ravens defense. Willis was graded 14th out of 19 offensive players with Tannehill at 17th. The poor performance of both raises interesting questions for the Titans with the rookie Will Levis still listed as the third quarterback.
LT Andre Dillard - 20.7 Pass Blocking Grade(24 snaps)
LT Nicholas Petit-Frere - 17.4 Pass Blocking Grade(32 snaps)
Like the quarterback position, the bad news for the Titans is neither of the players they tried at left tackle held up very well. The pair gave up three sacks and eight pressures between them. With little draft capital left in 2024 and a lack of answers on the roster, it leaves the Titans in a tough spot at a critical position.
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