Titans Seat QB Ryan Tannehill, Go to New kid on the block Malik Willis in 'MNF'

 

Titans Seat QB Ryan Tannehill, Go to New kid on the block Malik Willis in 'MNF'

On Monday night, the Titans walked 75 yards in nine plays on their initial drive to score a score and draw even with the Bills at 7-7. Then, at that point, the game transformed into a bad dream for Tennessee.

 The Titans oversaw only eight first downs and no focuses the remainder of the manner in which in what turned into a 41-7 misfortune to Bison.

 Tennessee beginning quarterback Ryan Tannehill battled powerfully, finishing only 11 of 20 pass endeavors for 117 yards and two captures, one of which was returned for a score. That prompted the veteran's sidelining late in the second from last quarter following the pick-six, with Tannehill being supplanted by tenderfoot Malik Willis.

The Titans chose Willis in the third round with the 86th pick in the current year's draft after he featured in school at Freedom. The 23-year-old had a difficult time in his most memorable NFL game, going 1-for-4 for only six yards with one bungle. He included 16 surging yards four conveys. On the whole, Willis drove the Tennessee offense on three drives, with the offense gathering 60 yards in 16 plays with two dropkicks and the mishandle.

 In two games, the Bills have now outscored their adversaries — last season's Super Bowl champions and the No. 1 seed in the AFC — by a joined score of 72-17. Once more bills quarterback Josh Allen was relentless, finishing 26 of 38 pass endeavors for 317 yards with four scores — three of which went to star wideout Stefon Diggs.

 

The Bills will hope to go 3-0 one week from now with a visit to likewise unbeaten Miami, while the Titans will have the Bandits in Week 3 looking for their most memorable success.