The Philadelphia Eagles left no doubt in Nashville, rolling past the Tennessee Titans 31-10 in a Week 2 statement win. Philadelphia controlled the game on both sides of the ball from the opening possession and never let the Titans settle in. For a team looking to establish itself early in the 2026 season, this was the kind of complete performance that travels. Jalen Hurts was surgical, throwing for 314 yards and three touchdowns while dictating tempo throughout. DeVonta Smith was the primary beneficiary, piling up 163 receiving yards and consistently winning down the field. Saquon Barkley added 49 yards on the ground to keep Tennessee's front honest, giving Philadelphia just enough balance to keep the play-action game humming. The Titans, by contrast, never found an answer for the Eagles' passing attack. Defensively, Philadelphia was suffocating. Kyle Hamilton picked off two passes, repeatedly cutting off Tennessee drives before they could build momentum, while Jonathan Greenard's two sacks kept the Titans behind the chains. Zack Baun led the way with eight total tackles, patrolling the middle and cleaning up anything that got past the front. Hamilton's second interception proved the turning point, snuffing out Tennessee's best chance to climb back in and handing the Eagles the short field they needed to pull away for good.