The Tennessee Titans left MetLife Stadium with a 2-0 win over the New York Giants on Sunday, surviving one of the strangest Week 3 results of the 2026 season. Two points were all Tennessee needed in a game the scoreboard never cooperated with. For the Giants, it was a loss that will sting long after the tape is filed away. The Titans move on with a win that says more about resilience than style. Tony Pollard was the engine for Tennessee, grinding out 207 rushing yards and controlling the clock when his offense needed it most. On the other side, Jaxson Dart put up the game's gaudiest line, throwing for 219 yards and four touchdown passes for New York. Darius Slayton was his favorite target, hauling in a team-high 98 receiving yards. It was the kind of production that usually decides a football game, and on this afternoon it did not. Defensively, Brian Burns was everywhere for the Giants, piling up 3.5 sacks to go with a game-high five total tackles and living in the Tennessee backfield. The Titans answered with the game's lone takeaway, Alontae Taylor picking off a pass to swing possession and momentum in a contest where every snap carried weight. That interception proved to be the turning point, giving Tennessee the cushion it needed to close things out. In a game defined by defense and field position, the Titans made the one play