Roger McCreary missed practice for the second consecutive day due to a knee injury, adding to the Titans' injury woes as they prepare for their upcoming game.

Roger McCreary appeared poised to make a game-changing play for the Titans when he returned a fumble for what seemed like a defensive touchdown. However, the play was overturned after review, ruling it an incomplete pass instead. This decision was a significant momentum shift in the game, as it denied the Titans a potential lead going into halftime. McCreary's frustration reflected the team's struggles with maintaining focus and capitalizing on critical moments throughout the season.

Roger McCreary struggled against Herbert's elusive running, slipping to the ground after a pump fake that allowed Herbert to extend a crucial drive. His inability to contain Herbert highlighted the challenges the Titans faced in defending against the Chargers' quarterback.

Roger McCreary of the Tennessee Titans is ranked 30th in advanced coverage grade with a score of 2.7667, placing him in the 84.3 percentile among cornerbacks. His performance reflects solid coverage capabilities, contributing to the Titans' defensive efforts this season.

Roger McCreary of the Tennessee Titans holds an advanced coverage grade of 1.878, placing him in the 74.17th percentile among cornerbacks. His performance reflects a solid contribution to the Titans' defensive efforts, although he ranks lower compared to some of his peers in the league.