The New York Jets and Tennessee Titans face off in a Week 2 matchup with both teams eager to bounce back from opening-week losses. The Jets, led by veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, are coming off a 32-19 defeat to the San Francisco 49ers. In that game, Rodgers threw for 167 yards, a touchdown, and an interception, while running back Breece Hall contributed 54 rushing yards and a touchdown. The Jets struggled to keep up with San Francisco’s balanced attack, allowing 401 total yards and failing to generate enough offense to mount a comeback.

The focus for the Jets will be on improving their offensive efficiency and avoiding turnovers, particularly against a Titans defense that has shown vulnerability. The Titans, meanwhile, had a promising start against the Chicago Bears but collapsed in the second half, losing 24-17 after leading 17-0. Rookie quarterback Will Levis threw for 127 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions, with one of the interceptions being returned for a touchdown. Running back Tony Pollard provided some stability with 82 rushing yards and a touchdown, but the Titans’ inability to close out the game is a concern.

Tennessee’s defense was strong early but allowed key mistakes that cost them the game. Against the Jets, the Titans will need to limit turnovers and sustain their offensive drives to avoid a repeat of last week’s meltdown. This game will likely hinge on the performance of both quarterbacks. Rodgers, despite a lackluster Week 1, is expected to improve as he settles into his new team. The Titans’ Levis will need to avoid costly errors and rely on a balanced attack with Pollard to keep the Jets’ defense off balance. Both defenses have shown strengths and weaknesses; the Jets’ defense has been solid in the red zone, while the Titans have been effective in limiting passing yards. The outcome may depend on which team can capitalize on turnovers and maintain control in crucial moments.