The Tennessee Titans, looking, at this point, for any remotely positive takeaway from their down-and-out season, are coming off what was a much-needed bye week for that very reason.
Against multiple warning signs and the general expectations of the football populace, the Tennessee Titans, in spite of their own abysmal state, appear to be continuously fighting for on-field improvement.
Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward has taken 38 sacks for 295 yards in nine games this season. That is 100 more yards than Raiders quarterback Geno Smith has absorbed on 27 sacks.
No team in football is worse than the Tennessee Titans. Through ten weeks, the Titans are currently the odds-on favorite to land the No. 1 overall pick.
The Tennessee Titans are entering a crucial eight-game stretch as the season comes to a close. Coming off their Bye week, they sit at 1-8. That lone win, 22-21, came against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 5.
NFL draft stock is fluid from the start of the college football season until it concludes. These 20 players have risen up draft boards in 2025 as a result of their strong start to the season.
Vrabel led the Titans to the AFC Championship Game held in January 2020, won the Associated Press Coach of the Year Award for the 2021 season and went 54-45 across his six campaigns with the club.
The Tennessee Titans enjoyed a merciful bye this past weekend, but they managed to come out the other side as winners without lifting a finger. If you check every sad and bad team's favorite website this time of year, Tankathon.com, you'll see that the Fighting Cam Ward's are suddenly in the draft driver's seat.
The Titans kicked off their return from their bye week by opening the practice window for two players on their injured reserve list. Running back Kalel Mullings and safety Mike Brown have been designated for return.
The Tennessee Titans announced they have signed OLB Nate Lynn to the practice squad and released WR Lance McCutcheon. The team also designated RB Kalel Mullings and S Mike Brown to return from injured reserve.
The Tennessee Titans, both as a franchise and regarding their (perhaps reluctantly, for the time) attached fanbase, have very little to be excited about at the halfway point of their current campaign.
The Tennessee Titans are sitting at home for their Week 10 bye, but they may have seen their outlook improve for the future. The Titans came into the week in a tie for the No.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
It's safe to say things haven't gone according to plan for the 1-8 Tennessee Titans through their first nine games. The Titans have lost four straight, but host their next three games coming off the bye.
For a good football team, a bye week feels like an unfortunate buffer that can often stymie momentum at the midseason juncture; fears of less energy and new trends coming out of the break often dominate such a team's next competition on the other side.
The Titans had a couple different paths they could have followed in the runup to the trade deadline. Tied with the Saints for the worst record in the NFL, a fire sale of any desirable assets could have taken place. Or ...
The Tennessee Titans’ rebuild is seemingly farther behind schedule than even many anticipated, with the team needing an incomprehensible fourth-quarter collapse by the Arizona Cardinals in Week 5 to earn their first and currently only win of the season.
Here we go again. Tennessee Titans GM Mike Borgonzi spoke to the media following the conclusion of the NFL Trade Deadline, and he was once again asked about who does what around here.
Dre’Mont Jones shared his honest thoughts on Cam Ward after the Tennessee Titans shipped him to another AFC team. The Baltimore Ravens acquired Jones from the Titans just before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline.
The Baltimore Ravens still have plenty of work to do to make up for their rough start to the 2025 season, but thanks to an aggressive front office, they might have a chance.
The Titans have undergone multiple regime changes in recent years, and an interim head coach (Mike McCoy) is in place for the remainder of the year. A seller’s stance at the trade deadline should be expected, and multiple players could soon be dealt.