The Tennessee Titans are sellers at the NFL trade deadline. At least, that’s what all the national messaging would indicate. Whether they’ll actually be moving more than a player or two before Nov.
The Titans were down 10-0 after two Colts possessions, but Tennessee isn't yet going gently into the good night. A 41-yard run by Tyjae Spears set the Titans up for quarterback Cam Ward to hit tight end Gunnar Helm for a 1-yard touchdown, cutting Indianapolis’ lead to 10-7.
While the Tennessee Titans have already played the Indianapolis Colts this season, these are two teams on vastly different trajectories. Indy got the best of Tennessee in Week 3, 41-20, a game that extended the Titans' losing streak at Nissan Stadium.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the Titans are open to making trades ahead of the upcoming deadline, given how poorly the season has already gone. The Titans have already fired their head coach and are in last place with a record of 1-6 on the year.
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When Brian Callahan had play calling taken away from him after just three weeks this season, the writing was on the wall. His firing felt like a question of when, not if.
The Tennessee Titans aren’t panicked over their first two months of Cam Ward’s career. They understand the growing pains rookie QBs are liable to go through, especially on a roster as incomplete as this one.
The Athletic‘s Diana Russini dropped a bombshell on Saturday morning, citing that the Titans’ head coach vacancy drew interest from an unexpected source.
The 6-1 Indianapolis Colts are arguably the hottest team in the NFL through seven weeks. They have the best record in the league and have scored the most points of any team.
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Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports that multiple teams are interested in Titans CB Roger McCreary, who is in the final year of his contract. McCreary, 25, was a two-year starter at Auburn and earned first-team All-American and first-team All-SEC honors in 2021.
On a seemingly endless loop of bad news for Tennessee Titan fans recently, you can add the latest injury to starting cornerback L’Jarius Sneed. Once viewed as a cornerstone of the defense in Nashville, the former Kansas City Chiefs star has been often inconsistent and unavailable.
Somehow, the 1-6 Tennessee Titans are set to face their most difficult task of the season. Heading into Indianapolis, linebacker Cedric Gray is one of many players on the team who knows they are massive underdogs.
With the latest injury in the Tennessee Titans apparent ongoing health curse striking in the form of cornerstone cornerback and veteran defensive presence L'Jarius Sneed was relegated to IR with a recurring quad issue - set to miss at least the next four games - to say that the roster is reeling would be a vast understatement.
The Tennessee Titans are back in action as they take on the Indianapolis Colts for the second time this season. The Colts beat the Titans in Nashville back in Week 3, but now the two teams are facing off in Indianapolis.
To no surprise, the Pittsburgh Steelers are among the teams reported to be in the market for a receiver addition before the upcoming trade deadline. Specific targets on that front have now emerged.
When a franchise legend speaks, you listen. And right now, Former Tennessee Titans superstar Eddie George is practically screaming from the rooftops about the mess in Nashville.
The Tennessee Titans are in full panic mode after firing Brian Callahan last week. Tennessee lost 31-13 against New England in Week 7, dropping their record to 1-6.
L’Jarius Sneed has managed to play in each of the Titans’ first seven games this season. The veteran corner’s run of availability to begin the 2025 campaign has come to an end, however.
The Titans finally ended Brian Callahan’s tenure as head coach last Monday after less than two years on the job. Callahan’s regime was littered with mistakes and a barren roster void of talent, so he did not stand much of a chance.
Wide receiver Tyler Lockett asked for his release from Tennessee, which the Titans granted on Monday, per multiple reports. ESPN noted that Lockett was expected to become free to sign with another team Wednesday evening.