Eagles' New Lineup Faces Titans' Wall | Tennessee Titans News

0:00On September 18th, the Eagles are looking to go to and owe this season, but they've got a big challenge on their hands this Sunday. Their offensive line is going through some changes, with Landon Dickerson landing on injured reserve. This means they'll have a new guy left guard, and they're trying out a few different options, including Fred Johnson. The tricky part is, this new lineup has to face off against Jeffrey Simmons, a seriously tough defensive lineman for the Titans who's known for. Disrupting plays. Simmons is a big deal on that Tennessee defense, an all pro player who can line up anywhere on the front. The Titans also brought in John Franklin Myers, another experienced defender who can add pressure. They're looking for more from him this week, after a quiet opener. This means the Eagles' new left guard is going to be tested right from the jump, and they can't afford to underestimate anyone on that Titans. Defensive front. Beyond the interior, Tennessee also has some speedy edge rushers, like Germaine Johnson the second, and Jacob Martin, who can put pressure on the Eagles.

1:00Tackels. While Philly's tackles are solid, the Titans are hoping to exploit any confusion or isolation on the inside. The Eagles already gave up three sacks last week, and penalties and pressures from their interior lineman were a problem. The team's quarterback, Sean Manion, even pointed out that negative plays are a major issue for their offense. They managed to overcome some tough third down situations, but they can't keep putting themselves in those spots. A strong running game would really help them out, taking some of the pressure off. Sequan Barkley showed flashes last week, but the Eagles need more consistent production from their run game. They need to create better blocking and prevent Simmons from shutting down runs before they even start. The Titans defense has talent, but the Jets showed they can be moved if the offensive line stays connected, and the running back can get to the second. Level. The new left guard doesn't need to beat Simmons one on one, but good communication and help or key to keeping Jalen Hertz protected and the offense. Moving. Stay locked in with Tennessee Titans News today, AI-powered updates.