NASHVILLE — The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Nissan Stadium, moving to 3-0 as quarterback Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley controlled the game on the ground.

The Eagles entered as heavy favorites, having built one of the NFL's most physical rosters around their offensive line and dominant rushing attack. Head coach Nick Sirianni's team leaned on Barkley and the tush-push short-yardage package to wear down a rebuilding Tennessee defense.

The Titans, still searching for their first win of the season, struggled to sustain drives against a Philadelphia defense that pressured the quarterback and stiffened in the red zone. Tennessee's rushing game found little room, forcing them into third-and-long situations throughout.

Hurts and Barkley combined for the bulk of the Eagles' production, with Philadelphia converting on short-yardage downs and controlling time of possession to secure the win on the road. The result kept Philadelphia among the early front-runners in the NFC as the season's first quarter closed.