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Six things the Titans noticed in their loss to the Jets on Sunday
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Six things the Titans noticed in their loss to the Jets on Sunday

NASHVILLE – The Titans lost 24-17 to the New York Jets at Nissan Stadium on Sunday.

Here’s a look at six things that stood out in the competition.

A week after his game in Chicago that featured three turnovers, including a bad interception at the end, quarterback Will Levis made another costly mistake. Unfortunately, it undid some of Levis’ good performances in the game. Television cameras showed coach Brian Callahan busting Levis after a costly fumble in the first half when he carelessly threw the ball back inside the Jets’ 10-yard line and it was recovered for a fumble. “I think the camera caught it pretty clearly if I had to guess,” Callahan replied when asked what he said to Levis. “Yeah, I was upset. It was stupid. It was the exact same thing he did last week and he cost us points in the red zone. He’s grown up and knows better. I was really upset that he cost us three points in a game when we needed them.” Levis left the stadium dejected, angry about his mistake near the goal line. “I’m not going to point to one play as to why we lost the game,” Levis said. “But of course I can look internally at what I can do better. It’s something I wanted to fix and didn’t get done this week. That’s definitely disappointing and I’m going to bust my ass to be better for my team this week.”

Titans receiver Calvin Ridley made a big impression from the start. Ridley scored on a 10-yard run after receiving a handoff from Levis and running into the corner of the end zone. This came just a few plays after Ridley went on the rampage against the Jets and scored a first down on a 15-yard run on third down. Later in the game, Ridley made a spectacular catch on a deep ball from Levis, catching the ball between two defenders for a 40-yard touchdown catch. It was all part of a four-catch, 77-yard, two-touchdown day for Ridley, though he was hardly in a celebratory mood. “We lost, man,” Ridley said after the game. “I don’t want to lose, I want to win the game and go home and relax and be happy. But we’ve got to get back to work and figure it out. I think we’re getting close, though. I’m upset, but I think we’re getting close.”

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