The Tennessee Titans signed 40-year-old punter Thomas Morstead to the practice squad on Wednesday following a knee injury to Tommy Townsend on Sunday. Morstead has played for five teams in 17 seasons, most recently with the San Francisco 49ers in 2025.
Tony Pollard did just about everything Tennessee could ask for Sunday. He ran 25 times for 129 yards and scored all three Titans touchdowns in a walk-off loss to Cleveland, and the 27-24 result still left Tennessee at 1-6.
Heading into Week, the 1-6 Tennessee Titans have everything to prove, but also nothing at all. Especially after last week’s blown two-score lead to the Cleveland Browns, nobody is expecting Robert Saleh’s first team in Nashville to execute a miraculous turnaround.
Every fall, Tony Pollard’s name lands on the trade block. Every fall, the deadline comes and goes quietly. With contenders hunting for a running back this year, here’s what would have to change.
According to Jeremy Fowler, teams looking for an edge rusher believe Titans DE Jermaine Johnson could be available for the right price. Fowler reports that teams he’s spoken to think it’s a “toss-up” whether Johnson is traded, despite Tennessee acquiring him last offseason.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Titans have plenty of problems through seven games. Their 2024 first-round pick out of Alabama has quietly stopped being one of them, and the numbers behind his jump are hard to ignore.
As the Tennessee Titans enter Week 8 with a tough matchup on the horizon against the Cincinnati Bengals, there is still one player on the roster that needs to be considered in flex spots for fantasy football.
Robert Saleh brought Jermaine Johnson II with him to Nashville to anchor the edge of his defense, and eight months later the Titans may have more use for what Johnson can bring back in a trade.
At 1-6, Tennessee could sell for a fourth straight season. The trade simulator points toward Cedric Gray, while Tony Pollard creates a different dilemma.
Seven games in, the Tennessee Titans are 1-6, sitting No. 2 in the 2027 draft order after Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal beat them 27-24 on Sunday. Next is a trip to Cincinnati to face a 4-2 Bengals team that hasn’t lost since Week 4.
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.
Coming into this season, fourth-year Tennessee Titan Tyjae Spears was finally healthy and appeared prepared to slowly siphon Tony Pollard's backfield duties.
Welcome back to a particularly dire iteration of our Titans power rankings, dear reader. Last week, we had fun praising Carnell Tate at the top of the board after Tennessee's first victory of the season over the Indianapolis Colts.
I went through Cam Ward’s Week 7 tape play by play with Drew Beatty of @IronCityFilm, and what we found was far messier than a single grade could capture.
Titans fans in Nashville spent Monday looking for someone to blame, and Robert Saleh made sure it wasn’t his quarterback. A day after the 27-24 loss to Cleveland, the Titans coach went out of his way to protect Cam Ward, whose second year hangs over every loss in this 1-6 start.
According to Jason La Canfora, “a smart GM” is going to land Titans K Joey Slye in a trade, as he carries just a $2 million cap hit on an expiring deal.
Robert Saleh came to his quarterback’s defense after Sunday’s loss to Cleveland. The Titans now face a decision in the next two weeks that could shape the rest of Cam Ward’s time in Tennessee, and there’s no easy answer.
Tennessee Titans fans heading out of Nissan Stadium on Sunday had watched Tony Pollard run for three touchdowns and still lose. Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal with three seconds left gave Cleveland a 27-24 win, dropped the Titans to 1-6 and kept them at No.
After capturing their first win of the season over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 6, the Tennessee Titans fell back down to earth in Week 7. Head coach Robert Saleh's group fell to the Cleveland Browns 27-24 on a game-winning 32-yard field goal by Andre Szmyt.
The Titans released Jordan Elliott earlier this week. It was not initially clear what prompted the move, but updates have revealed the cause to be an incident which led to the veteran defensive tackle retrieving his gun from his parked car.
Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the NFL is investigating the situation with former Titans DT Jordan Elliott after he was cut for a gun-related incident at the team’s facility.
On Wednesday, Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh confirmed that the club had released defensive lineman Jordan Elliott after Elliott retrieved a gun from his car following a practice field altercation with right tackle JC Latham last Thursday.
Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh confirmed Wednesday that the team released defensive lineman Jordan Elliott after he pulled a gun in the parking lot of the team facility last week.