Titans’ turnovers trim margin for error with 3 games left

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans had the AFC’s No. “But you know, that’s really what it is.” Luckily, the Titans are at home for their next two games, where they are 5-2 this season. All four turnovers came on the Tennessee side of the 50, and the Titans held Pittsburgh to four field goals despite two drives getting inside their 20. The slippery punt returner ranks third in the NFL averaging 10.5 yards per return, and he had his best of the season with a 55-yard return in the first quarter to set up Tennessee’s lone touchdown. The Titans also designated defensive back Chris Jackson to start practicing Monday in his potential return from injured reserve.