TENNESSEE TITANS fans have voted with their feet after another dismal performance.
Brian Callahan’s team fell to 0-3 on the season after a 41-20 beat-down by the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon.
Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan is under pressure after his team dropped to 0-3[/caption]
There were thousands of empty seats at Nissan Stadium as the Colts dominated[/caption]
The Titans were booed from the field after the blowout loss[/caption]
Quarterback Cam Ward is still looking for his first NFL win[/caption]
The Titans entered the 2025 campaign full of optimism after landing Cam Ward as the No. 1 overall pick.
But just three games in, there are already questions over Callahan’s future with the franchise.
The Colts raced into a 20-6 lead at the half and never let up with a rejuvenated Daniel Jones under center.
Some Titans fans walked out early, with chants of ‘Fire Callahan’ heard among the booing.
Supporters were left frustrated by a botched series to end the first half at Nissan Stadium.
Callahan opted for a monster 62-yard field goal attempt instead of going for a touchdown, much to the displeasure of the home crowd.
Joey Slye’s kick attempt was blocked – and then followed by a farcical delay of game – with the Colts able to make their own field goal just seconds later.
The Titans were loudly jeered as they headed to the locker room at half time.
And fans admitted they had “never seen” the stadium so empty.
“This is up there with the fewest people I’ve ever seen after the half at a Titans game excluding preseason and COVID,” wrote one fan on X.
“Titans fans booing their team. Get rid of the unqualified Callahan,” raged another.
“Nissan Stadium is nothing but Colts fans left,” said a third.
Following the loss, the Titans now head on the road for three straight games.
Callahan is 3-17 with the franchise but remains determined to turn things around.
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“I don’t really worry about that,” he told reporters after being asked if he feared for his job.
“My focus is on trying to make sure our football team is in as good a place as possible.
“The rest of that stuff is what it is. I don’t think about those things.”
Ward, 23, has suffered a tough start to life with the NFL and threw a pick 6 on the opening drive of the game.
“We’ve put ourselves in a hole, starting off 0-3, something that we got to climb ourselves out of,” Ward said.
“But it’s all learning stuff, especially from my standpoint, the offense standpoint as a whole, and then on the defensive side of the ball.”
