If it wasn't clear before, it sure is now. Tennessee Titans play-caller Bo Hardegree recently spoke to the media where he said something that caught fans by surprise.
The Tennessee Titans' current 3-13 record encapsulates the moral of the 2025-26 season's overarching story; that is, bide time in game after grueling game until the next draft and season.
It has been a whirlwind season of smiles for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Meanwhile, the jury is still out for Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward.
If you've been watching the College Football Playoff so far, then you're at least familiar with the name Rueben Bain. He's the star pass rusher for the now semifinal-bound Miami Hurricanes, and he's been involved in big plays consistently for his team this postseason.
Somehow, the AFC South is still up for grabs. It's one of three divisions that doesn't have a champion yet, though Tennessee Titans fans know they've been out of the running for quite some time.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
Back on November 3, the Tennessee Titans traded defensive end Dre'Mont Jones to the Baltimore Ravens. As part of the trade, the Ravens sent over the New York Jets 2026 fifth-round pick.
With two incentives worked into his contract, Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard has a lot to play for in Week 18. Facing the Jacksonville Jaguars is no easy feat, but the Titans are no stranger to their AFC South rivals.
Who will the Tennessee Titans hire as their new head coach? That’s a question that’s been bugging fans since they fired Brian Callahan in the middle of the 2025 season.
With everyone so hung up on New Years Resolutions, Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward gave a simple answer. Looking at the landscape of this team, everything is about to change.
The Tennessee Titans are less than one week away from diving headlong into their head coaching search, and the man everybody can't stop talking about is Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Tennessee Titans are facing a critical offseason juncture as a franchise after their last game of the 2025 season. Cam Ward looks like a franchise player in the making, but this roster still needs a ton of work.
Even though Mike McCarthy took the 2025 season off, he's still a top candidate for the Tennessee Titans. Their head coach vacancy has gotten plenty of eyes on the team, especially with a top draft pick and young rookie quarterback.
December 30 marked the turning point in the Tennessee Titans search for their next head coach. While nothing was solved, two new candidates emerged that no one had previously mentioned.
Rumors have begun to swirl that could see a new name attached to the Tennessee Titans search for a head coach. They still haven't narrowed down all of their options, and that's a good thing if a guy like Kevin Stefanski becomes available.
The writing was on the wall for Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Nick Holz when quarterback coach Bo Hardegree took over play-calling duties. Once the team relieved Brian Callahan of his position as head coach, it was only a matter of time before a new head coach came in and cleared house.
The Tennessee Titans lost a strange one in Week 17. The final score against the Saints was 34-26, after the Titans led the majority of the game but stalled out in the end.
With just six wins (for the time) over the last two seasons of football, the Tennessee Titans are in desperate overall position heading into their final game of the year against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
In today’s loss to the Saints, Titans cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis left the game early in the first quarter with what the team now fears could be a long-term injury.
The Tennessee Titans will be in the market for a new head coach this upcoming offseason, that's for sure. After falling to 1-5 on the season, the Titans fired head coach Brian Callahan.
The Tennessee Titans will elevate CB Kemon Hall from the practice squad to the active roster for Week 17’s game against the Saints, per Jim Wyatt of the team’s site. Hall, 28, wound up going undrafted out of North Texas back in April of 2019.