Los Angeles Chargers

The Tennessee Titans lost to the Los Angeles Chargers 17-14 on Sunday after coming back to tie it in the final minute.

Right guard Nate Davis left the game with an injured right knee in the fourth quarter. He was sacked four times, including on the final play of the third quarter and twice in the fourth quarter, and completed 15 of 22 passes for 165 yards with an interception. Ekeler returned midway through the second quarter. Henry scored his 77th career TD in the second quarter. Henry, 28, became the all-time leader in franchise history in career rushing touchdowns with 76 earlier this season. Henry accounted for all 63 yards on the drive. Tannehill, however, was sacked for a 10-yard loss, moving the ball back to the 35. It was the 100th regular-season game of his career. Tannehill, whose return was called "questionable," came back out of the locker room with his ankle heavily taped early in the second quarter and started to warm up on the sideline. Tannehill remained on the field for several moments before being helped to the medical tent and then carted to the locker room. Rookie Malik Willis replaced Tannehill on the Titans' second possession. It marked the first time the Titans (7-7) have lost four straight games since losing their last four in the 2015 season.