Titans gain momentum in Week 2 with a road-win over Atlanta, revealing a clearer backfield path and a rising tight end substitute. Jermar Jefferson delivered a crisp 18-yard TD on four carries, while Kalel Mullings and Julius Chestnut split carries in a productive early sequence, signaling roster-influencing competition. Gunnar Helm emerged as a real factor for Tennessee, snagging four targets for 48 yards and a TD, hinting at a potential backup TE role behind Chig Okonkwo. Van Jefferson struggled with two targets and no catches, and kicker Joey Slye endured a rough night with an extra-point miss, though he connected from 23 yards. Trevor Siemian ran a subpar outing, and rookie Cam Ward showed enough to keep the quarterback competition lively. Atlanta’s Michael Penix Jr. did not play, altering the Falcons’ ceiling for Week 3. Tennessee heads into a Viking showdown with confidence and clearer roles behind the apparent top backs and Helm’s rise.