In a game that featured a combined seven turnovers, quarterback Caleb Williams found a way to lead the Chicago Bears to a 27-24 walk-off win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on "Sunday Night Football."
I sat down with JC Latham, Brian Daboll, and Carmen Bricillo to find out what changed for the Titans’ third-year right tackle in his break-out season. The answer started a long way from the football field.
Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley has come up in trade rumors in advance of the Nov. 10 deadline, but he is now dealing with a mysterious off-field issue.
Two days (a little less now) out from the NFL trade deadline at 3:00 PM CT on November 10, the only real noise-maker remaining for the Tennessee Titans is Calvin Ridley.
With Adam Schefter reporting today (in the middle of some push-ups) that the Tennessee Titans outright won't be trading RB Tony Pollard, noise surrounding the veteran playmaker has died down considerably.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
Jordan Elliott followed Robert Saleh from San Francisco to Tennessee this past offseason. An incident in which the veteran defensive tackle retrieved his gun from his parked car resulted in a Titans release last month, though.
Multiple veteran pieces on the Tennessee Titans have been receiving trade interest from teams around the league ahead of the November 10 trade deadline, and one that could be on the move is wide receiver Calvin Ridley.
The Chicago Bears are reportedly bringing in former Titans defensive tackle Jordan Elliott for a workout. After the Jeffery Simmons trade, the relationship between Ryan Poles and Mike Borgonzi is back in focus, along with Robert Saleh’s public endorsement of Elliott.
At the end of October, the Tennessee Titans released DT Jordan Elliott after a bizarre gun incident. He brought a gun into a training facility after an altercation with teammate JC Latham.
For Tennessee Titans fans, their biggest question right now is no longer about the 2026 season but rather focused on NFL mock drafts. What should the team do with their draft picks?
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears already went to Tennessee once this season for help on the defensive line. Now they’re going back, at a much lower price. The Bears will work out former Titans defensive tackle Jordan Elliott next week, according to Jordan Schultz.
The Chicago Bears are hopeful that they have put together a team that is capable of a long and deep run that takes them to the NFC North title and then on a successful jaunt in the postseason that could take them to the Super Bowl.
The Tennessee Titans are in the midst of their much-needed bye week. The team currently sits at 1-7, with five of those seven losses coming by one score.
Not coming especially close to justifying his four-year, $92MM Titans contract, Calvin Ridley has fallen down the pecking order in Tennessee. The former first-round pick has only six receptions this season, residing as an afterthought in a Titans receiver cadre flush with younger talent.
The Indianapolis Colts’ Jonathan Taylor and Josh Downs currently dominate the news as the NFL’s most talked-about trade candidates. However, with plenty of names still up for grabs, here are three perfect landing spots for some other notable names on the trade block.
The Tennessee Titans may not be in the best shape on the field, but Cam Ward definitely earned some love with this locker-room interaction. The Tennessee Titans are currently going through what is set to be their fifth consecutive losing season.
When reading through these 2027 NFL mock drafts, this one from Draft Blaster stuck out to me. Specifically, what he had the Tennessee Titans doing at pick No.
The Titans are 1-7 and sitting at home on their bye, yet their rookie class keeps finding ways to get noticed. Carnell Tate’s latest honor adds to a run of recognition Mike Borgonzi can be proud of.
Jeffery Simmons made his debut for the Chicago Bears on "Monday Night Football" against the Seattle Seahawks. He finished his dominant outing with a team-high six combined tackles, one sack, two tackles for loss and one pass defended.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward delivered the best performance of his career Sunday, even if another former No. 1 overall pick stole the spotlight.
On Thursday, the Tennessee Titans agreed to trade defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons and a 2028 fifth-rounder to the Chicago Bears for a 2027 and 2028 first-rounder, plus a 2027 fourth-rounder.