TEAM NOTES
- The Titans played their third of four consecutive home games (Weeks 9-13), excluding their Week 10 bye. They continue next week with a contest at Nissan Stadium against the Jacksonville Jaguars (Nov. 30) prior to traveling to face the Cleveland Browns on Dec. 7.
- A season-high five of the team's nine 2025 draft picks started against Seattle: quarterback Cam Ward, tight end Gunnar Helm, wide receiver Chimere Dike, cornerback Marcus Harris and safety Kevin Winston Jr. It was the most total rookie draft picks to start any Titans game since the 2005 season, when five or more draft picks started a total of six times.
- A season-high 10 total rookies participated in the game for the Titans. There have been four other occasions in 2025 in which nine Titans rookies participated for the club.
- Two players made their Titans debuts: safety Jerrick Reed II and rookie wide receiver Xavier Restrepo. It was Restrepo's NFL debut. Reed and Restrepo became the 68th and 69th players to participate for the Titans in a game in 2025.
- The 24 total points by the Titans amounted to a season high through 11 games.
- The 21 points the Titans scored in the second half was the team's best total in the second half since Dec. 22, 2024, when it scored 23 points in the final two quarters at Indianapolis.
- The Titans' possessed the ball for 37 minutes and 25 seconds. It was the team's best time of possession since Nov. 3, 2024, when it had the ball for 38 minutes and 44 seconds against New England.
- The Titans offense converted five fourth downs on seven attempts (71.4 percent). The five fourth-down conversions were the most by the Titans/Oilers in any game since the beginning of the 1991 season. Within the NFL since the beginning of the 1991 campaign, the Titans' five fourth-down conversions tied for the second-highest total behind only the Los Angeles Chargers' six fourth-down conversions at Las Vegas on Jan. 9, 2022. In that span, the Titans joined nine other teams that converted five fourth downs in a contest.
- The Titans opened the game with a 15-play, 63-yard drive for a field goal on a first possession. It marked the fifth time in 2025 the team scored on its opening drive (five field goals). The drive used 9 minutes and 9 seconds. In terms of time used, it was Tennessee's longest scoring drive of the season and the longest since a touchdown drive that took 9 minutes and 36 seconds against Carolina on Nov. 26, 2023. Additionally, since the beginning of the 2000 season, the drive used more clock than any other Titans opening drive that resulted in a score.
- The Titans held the Seahawks offense to a pair of third-down conversions on seven attempts and sacked Sam Darnold on Seattle's lone fourth-down try. The 28.6 percent third- down conversion rate by the Seahawks was the second-best for the Titans defense in 2025 behind the 25.0 percent by the Indianapolis Colts on Sept. 21.
- The Titans scored their second punt return touchdown of the season on a 90-yard return by Chimere Dike. The last time the team had multiple punt return touchdowns in a season was 2012, when it had three.
CB JALYN ARMOUR-DAVIS
- Finished third on the defense with four tackles.
CB DARRELL BAKER JR.
- Registered two tackles and a pass defensed, breaking up a third down pass intended for Cooper Kupp to force a Seattle punt that was returned 90 yards for a touchdown by Chimere Dike.
WR CHIMERE DIKE
- Caught five passes for 44 yards and a touchdown to go along with a 90-yard punt return for a touchdown.
- Added 98 yards on five kickoff returns to give him 232 all-purpose yards—his second-highest total through 11 games. It was his third time in a four-game span exceeding 200 all-purpose yards.
- In the third quarter, he returned a Michael Dickson punt 90 yards for a touchdown. In doing so, he tied Pacman Jones' record (90-yard touchdown at Philadelphia on Nov. 19, 2006) for the longest punt return in franchise history.
- In the fourth quarter, he scored on a one-yard touchdown pass from Cam Ward.
- Joined Billy "White Shoes" Johnson (Oct. 26, 1975 vs. Detroit) and Justin McCareins (Nov. 23, 2003 at Atlanta) as the only players in franchise history to record a punt return for a touchdown and a receiving touchdown in the same game.
- Became the first Titans player to return two punts for touchdowns in a season since Darius Reynaud did so in 2012.
- Became the second NFL player in 2025 along with Jacksonville's Parker Washington to return two punts for touchdowns.
- Joined Patrick Peterson (four), Devin Hester (three), Jamal Agnew (two), Tyreek Hill (two), Dez Bryant (two) and B.J. Sams (two) as the only rookies to record at least two punt returns for touchdowns since 2000.
- Converted a third-and-three with a 25-yard reception in the first quarter.
- Increased his season total to a league-leading 1,760 all-purpose yards in 2025.
- Joined Derrick Mason as the franchise's only players since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger with 1,700 all-purpose yards in the team's first 11 games of a season. Mason had 1,963 yards in the first 11 games of 2000.
LB CEDRIC GRAY
- Ranked second on the team with seven tackles.
- Increased his season total to 105 tackles to become the team's fourth player since the beginning of the 2000 campaign to reach 100 tackles in the first 11 games of a season (GSIS tackle statistics), joining Stephen Tulloch (110 in 2010), Azeez Al-Shaair (102 in 2023) and Keith Bulluck (100 in 2004).
CB MARCUS HARRIS
- Recorded his first career start.
- Ended with two tackles in addition to a career-best and team-leading two passes defensed.
- Broke up a pass intended for Kenneth Walker III in the first quarter to force a Seattle field goal attempt.
TE GUNNAR HELM
- Led the offense with six receptions and 51 receiving yards. Each number was a season high through his first 11 career games.
- Became the first Titans rookie tight end with at least six receptions in a game since Chig Okonkwo hauled in six passes against Jacksonville on Dec. 11, 2022.
WR VAN JEFFERSON
- Tallied an 11-yard catch to convert a fourth-and-four during a fourth-quarter touchdown drive.
OLB ARDEN KEY
- Brought down Sam Darnold for a five-yard sack on fourth down in the fourth quarter.
- Registered his fourth consecutive individual game with at least a half sack.
- Finished with a team-high two tackles for loss.
TE DAVID MARTIN-ROBINSON
- Logged his fifth career start and posted a special teams tackle.
TE CHIG OKONKWO
- Totaled 40 yards on three receptions.
- Registered a 26-yard catch in the third quarter.
RB TONY POLLARD
- Carried the ball 11 times for 20 yards and added 21 yards on four receptions.
WR JAMES PROCHE II
- Totaled 42 yards on three receptions.
- His first reception with the Titans was a 23-yarder to convert a third-and-nine in the second quarter.
S JERRICK REED II
- Made his Titans debut.
WR XAVIER RESTREPO
- Made his NFL debut.
- Totaled 26 yards on a pair of receptions.
- In the fourth quarter, he converted a third-and-four with 14 yards on his first NFL reception.
DT JEFFERY SIMMONS
- Finished with two tackles and a quarterback hit, forcing Sam Darnold into an incompletion in the third quarter.
K JOEY SLYE
- Made a 22-yard field goal in the first quarter and connected on all three extra point attempts.
RB TYJAE SPEARS
- Caught four passes for 21 yards and added four rushing yards on three attempts.
QB CAM WARD
- Completed 28-of-42 passes for 256 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions, amounting to a 91.0 passer rating.
- Added six rushing attempts for 37 yards and one touchdown. Four of his rushing attempts resulted in first downs.
- Scored his first career touchdown in the third quarter on a six-yard rushing attempt. It was the first rushing touchdown by a Titans quarterback since Mason Rudolph scored on an 11-yard run at Detroit on Oct. 27, 2024.
- Tossed a one-yard touchdown pass to Chimere Dike in the fourth quarter.
- Helped convert a third-and-three with a 25-yard completion to Chimere Dike in the first quarter.
- Threw a 23-yard pass to James Proche II in the second quarter to convert a third-and-nine.
- In the third quarter, he found Chig Okonkwo for a 26-yard connection.
- Became the third rookie quarterback in franchise history to start at least 11 games in a season, along with Vince Young (13 starts in 2006) and Marcus Mariota (12 in 2015). Ward previously became the first quarterback in franchise history to start at least the first six games of his rookie campaign.
- By increasing his total to 2,210 passing yards in 2025, he surpassed Vince Young (2,199 in 2006) for the second-highest total by a rookie in franchise history behind Marcus Mariota (2,818 in 2015).
OLB JIHAD WARD
- Recorded a pass defensed, combining with Marcus Harris to break up a Sam Darnold pass in the second quarter. It was his third pass defensed of the season, one shy of tying a single season career-best (four in 2022).
S KEVIN WINSTON JR.
- Led the team with a career-best 10 tackles, including a stop for loss in the second quarter in which he dropped Kenneth Walker III for a loss of four yards.
- His 10 stops were the most tackles in a game by a Titans rookie safety since the start of the 2000 season (GSIS tackle statistics). Kevin Byard held the previous mark with nine tackles at San Diego on Nov. 6, 2016.
CB SAMUEL WOMACK III
- Logged his first start as a Titan and recorded two tackles and a pass defensed.
