Mariota threw for 214 yards and two interceptions while completing 17 of 33 passes Sunday against the Raiders. He also added 22 rushing yards on three carries, and lost one of two fumbles in a 17-10 loss.
The Mariota-led Titans offense is averaging a measly 14.0 points per game through three weeks, and this seemingly friendly matchup at home against a Raiders defense that came in allowing 34.5 points per game surprisingly didn't help. He did lead a second-half touchdown drive, but it was capped by DeMarco Murray's first rushing score of the season. Despite an offseason makeover, the dearth of weapons in Tennessee's passing game is still a major problem, especially with tight end Delanie Walker (hamstring) out.