LT JC Latham suffered a quadriceps injury during the game but managed to finish. Coach Callahan indicated that the team would monitor the recovery of Latham, along with cornerback Roger McCreary and linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr., throughout the week.

JC Latham highlighted the officials' increased scrutiny on illegal formations, noting that he had never seen such calls made three times in a single game. He recalled receiving a warning from an official to adjust his positioning closer to the line on the first play, indicating the challenges the Titans faced in adapting to the officiating during the game.

JC Latham was ranked No. 7 in the redraft, maintaining his position from the original draft. His performance has been solid, contributing to the overall strength of the offensive line, which is crucial for the success of the Tennessee Titans this season.

JC Latham, the seventh overall pick out of Alabama, has been starting at left tackle for the Titans. He is part of an offensive line that has faced challenges, particularly with Cushenberry's injury and the presence of a rookie at left tackle. The Titans hope to improve their offensive line's performance as they navigate the remainder of the season.

JC Latham, a rookie left tackle, has been part of a struggling offensive line for the Titans, which has faced challenges early in the season. Drafted seventh overall out of Alabama, Latham's performance has been crucial as the team adjusts to injuries and seeks stability in the offensive unit.