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Following a historically bad 0-5 start, Robert Saleh addresses the growing pressure to sideline his struggling quarterback while the franchise spirals toward a potential lost season.

C.J. Stroud shredded an injury-depleted secondary while Tennessee’s offense vanished in a dismal 17-yard second half, cementing a historic winless streak and shifting the divisional rivalry’s power balance.

Pete Prisco shares his latest Power Rankings for the 2026 NFL season, including some big climbs up the board for some of last week's top teams Our social team at CBS Sports HQ did a video this week asking this question:Who's the biggest disappointment, the Los Angeles Chargers or the Houston Texans? Both teams are 0-4 and look like teams that will be watching come playoff time. Before the season, the Texans were a trendy pick to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl, while many thought the Chargers would be livened up by having Mike McDaniel as their new offensive coordinator. Instead, the first four weeks have been disasters for both teams. At 0-4, they have big problems. The Chargers' offensive issues are a concern. The Texans' supposedly dominant defense hasn't been great either. They were being compared to the 1985 Chicago Bears defense before the season, and yet the Dallas Cowboys gutted them in their victory Sunday.