The Philadelphia Eagles rolled into Nashville and left no doubt, handling the Tennessee Titans 37-20 in a Week 2 matchup that never felt as close as the final margin suggests. Philadelphia moved to a fast start in the young 2026 season, while Tennessee dropped a home game it badly wanted. The Eagles controlled the tempo from the ground up and turned Titans mistakes into points. Saquon Barkley was the engine, piling up 168 rushing yards and wearing down a Tennessee front that had no answer between the tackles. Every time the Titans threatened to shift momentum, Barkley churned out another chunk run to flip the field. For Tennessee, Cam Ward led all passers with 165 yards and the game's lone passing touchdown, and Calvin Ridley paced all receivers with 62 yards. It simply wasn't enough volume to keep pace with Philadelphia's ground attack. The defense sealed it, and Jihaad Campbell was the difference-maker with two interceptions that swung possession and field position at critical moments. Nolan Smith Jr. added the game's only sack, keeping Ward uncomfortable, while Andrew Mukuba led all tacklers with five stops. Campbell's second pick was the turning point, snuffing out a Tennessee drive just as the Titans looked to climb back within striking distance. From there, Philadelphia leaned on Barkley and the clock, and the Titans never recovered.