The Tennessee Titans were humiliated by the Houston Texans, 26-3, on Sunday at Nissan Stadium in what may be the team's worst performance in years.
The Titans couldn't get anything going on offense, and the Texans' defense completely overmatched them. Cam Ward struggled with accuracy again, but this game wasn’t all on him. Turnovers, a porous offensive line, predictable play calling, and a lack of a rushing attack meant nothing worked.
On top of stoking the flames around offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, who looks more and more like a disappointing hire every week, the game may have exposed the NFL's worst starting left tackle: Dan Moore Jr.
at least this isn’t your starting LT pic.twitter.com/83MNndNHSf
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) October 11, 2026
That play above is a microcosm of Moore’s
putrid performance against the Texans: his inability to hold up against Danielle Hunter led to a sack and an interception, and his multiple penalties cost Tennessee every time the offense got a little spark.
Moore continues to be a huge disappointment after signing a mega $82 million deal in 2025; worst of all, while the rest of the unit appears to have improved and play together, Moore has continued to crater and hasn't come close to justifying his contract.
Tennessee has a lot to work out, but one thing that definitely must be addressed is Moore and his underwhelming performance on Ward’s blindside.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Watch: Titans' Dan Moore proves he's the NFL's worst left tackle
