Mariota said he'll support Tannehill and be the best teammate he can be no matter what the team decides.

No matter what happens the Titans better get better on offense.

Titans safety Kevin Byard did his best to provide a spark early in the second half when he intercepted Broncos quarterback Joe Flacco on Denver's first possession.

But the Titans couldn't capitalize.

On the day, the Titans managed just 12 first downs and 204 yards of offense. Drives were wrecked because of seven quarterback sacks and missed plays. The team was just 2-of-14 (14 percent) on third down.

"We are shooting ourselves in the foot," tight end Delanie Walker said. "We lost, I don't think you should be happy. I am upset."

It wasted another solid offense from the defense, which allowed just 11 first downs and 270 yards of offense while holding the Broncos to just 2-of-14 on third down themselves.

The Titans face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday at Nissan Stadium.