What happened: The criticism centered on Tennessee's heavy shotgun usage and argued for a simpler structure for the young quarterback. It landed three days after the Titans scored 10 points in a 23-10 loss to the Jets.
Why it matters: Scheme questions matter because Tennessee is already looking for answers on offense after a slow Week 2 showing. Any adjustment in formation usage could affect how quickly the passing game settles in over the next stretch.
By the numbers: Tennessee scored 10 points in its Sept. 14 loss to the Jets, and its only touchdown came late in the fourth quarter.
What to watch: The next sign of movement will be whether Tennessee changes its early-down structure the next time the offense takes the field. Shotgun volume versus under-center snaps is the clearest marker to watch.