The Tennessee Titans scored 14 points in the first seven minutes of today's game. Nissan Stadium was rocking at an undeniable season-high, and the home team appeared to be in full control of the contest against the Cleveland Browns.

As things typically go with the 2026 Titans, that momentum didn't last for the entire half. One goal-line stand by Cleveland was the difference between Tennessee retaking a two-touchdown lead early in the second quarter. What could've been a 21-7 advantage for the Titans melted into a 17-14 deficit at the half.

But this was still easily the team's best first half of the year, and there's plenty of reason to think that the Titans can build on that in the second period. Cleveland's offense is likely to keep testing Tennessee's defense through the air - Cor'Dale Flott already has a pick, but the Titans are on their heels.

A successful second half - and historic second straight win - is within reach for Robert Saleh's Titans.…