Josh Whyle had a challenging game, as he was unable to secure a pass from Will Levis in a crucial moment, missing a chance to score from the Chargers' 8-yard line. This incomplete pass came during a drive that could have shifted the momentum back to the Titans after halftime. Despite the team's overall struggles, Whyle's missed opportunity highlighted the difficulties Tennessee faced in capitalizing on their offensive drives.

Josh Whyle had a pivotal moment in the game when a holding penalty wiped out a potential touchdown run by Tony Pollard, forcing the Titans to settle for a field goal instead. His involvement in the offense highlighted the challenges the Titans faced in capitalizing on scoring opportunities.

Josh Whyle had a significant moment in the game when a holding penalty against him wiped out a potential touchdown run by Tony Pollard. This penalty led to the Titans settling for a 21-yard field goal, tying the game at 10 late in the third quarter.

Josh Whyle has chosen to wear a Guardian Cap during games this season, joining several players across the league who are opting for the additional head protection. This decision reflects a growing awareness and proactive approach to reducing the risk of concussions in the sport.

Josh Whyle was involved in the Titans' tight end rotation, primarily playing in 11 personnel while Chig Okonkwo took most snaps in that formation. Whyle's participation indicates the team's strategy to utilize multiple tight ends, although Okonkwo has struggled to make a significant impact this season, not exceeding 16 receiving yards in any game.