The Philadelphia Eagles turned Nashville into a track meet Sunday, outlasting the Tennessee Titans 69-51 in a Week 2 shootout that never bothered with the brakes. One hundred twenty combined points later, the Eagles walked out with the win and an early statement in the standings. It was the kind of game where every possession felt like a must-score, and Philadelphia simply had the last word. Jalen Hurts was surgical, throwing eight touchdown passes to keep the Eagles a step ahead all afternoon. Saquon Barkley gave the offense its balance with 128 rushing yards, punishing a Tennessee front that spent the day chasing. The Titans had their own fireworks: Cam Ward piled up 553 passing yards, and Carnell Tate was nearly impossible to bracket, hauling in 324 receiving yards' worth of explosive plays. In a game with this much scoring, the difference was Hurts finding the end zone eight times. Defense was scarce, but Philadelphia made the plays that counted. Jalen Carter got home twice for a pair of sacks, disrupting a Tennessee passing game that otherwise moved at will. The turning point came when Cooper DeJean jumped a route for the game's lone interception, handing the Eagles a possession in a contest where extra possessions were gold. Amani Hooker led all tacklers with six for the Titans, a reflection of just how quickly both offenses were moving the football.