Tennessee built a 14-0 lead at Nissan Stadium, the kind of start this team never gets anymore. The afternoon unraveled from there, and the list of people who own a piece of it is long.
Yesterday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns was supposed to be the Tennessee Titans' chance to prove a lot of people wrong. It was supposed to be the Titans' chance to break what is nearly a four-year drought without two straight wins.
Robert Saleh built his reputation on defense, and the Tennessee Titans’ defense didn’t hold up its end Sunday. Cleveland piled up 491 yards at Nissan Stadium and scored on its final two possessions, the last one taking 58 seconds, to beat the Titans 27-24.
A day later, the Tennessee Titans’ 27-24 loss to the Cleveland Browns looks a little different than it did when Andre Szmyt’s kick went through. The offense put up season highs across the board, and the running game finally looked like the one Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll have been trying to build since September.
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The Tennessee Titans found themselves locked in a tight late-game battle against the Cleveland Browns, needing every play to go right. But when quarterback Cam Ward had a wide-open receiver staring him down in the clutch, things took an unexpected turn, and his postgame explanation was just as candid as the missed throw.
Cam Ward and Robert Saleh had a serious talk after the Tennessee Titans lost to the Houston Texans in Week 5, which kept them winless. It worked, as the Titans beat the Indianapolis Colts in Week 6 to end their losing skid.
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Any excitement that the Tennessee Titans earned from their Week 6 win over the Indianapolis Colts was more than betrayed in today's defeat. The Titans had the Cleveland Browns right where they wanted them in the first quarter, jumping out to a 14-0 lead through seven minutes.
The Titans had chance after chance to beat Cleveland and win back-to-back games for the first time since 2022. Here’s who came out of Week 7 looking good, and who didn’t: The Tennessee Titans fell to the Cleveland Browns 27-24 on the very last play of the game in Week 7.
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Tony Pollard did his part for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, and Brian Daboll’s offense still left points sitting on the Cleveland 1-yard line. Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal as time expired gave the Browns a 27-24 win and ended Tennessee’s shot at its first back-to-back wins since 2022.
The Tennessee Titans entered today's matchup with the Cleveland Browns coming off their first win of the season. Momentum like that can't be wasted for a 1-5 team and a first-year head coach with his back against the wall.
The Tennessee Titans scored 14 points in the first seven minutes of today's game. Nissan Stadium was rocking at an undeniable season-high, and the home team appeared to be in full control of the contest against the Cleveland Browns.
Two wins in their last 20 home games. That’s the number hanging over the Tennessee Titans as they host Cleveland in the final season at the current Nissan Stadium, and it’s why a comeback win in Indianapolis doesn’t settle much.
NFL.com is the outlier this week, and Titans fans should enjoy it. Three of the five NFL.com analysts are taking the Tennessee Titans over the first-place Browns, a week after Tennessee knocked off the Colts for its first win of the season.
Twenty-four sacks. No quarterback in the NFL has gone down more than Deshaun Watson this season, and the Tennessee Titans just piled up six sacks in Indianapolis.
There's hope in the air in Nashville right now. The Tennessee Titans are coming off their first win of the season. With healthy playmakers and more momentum than they've had all year, today's matchup with the Cleveland Browns presents a window for Tennessee to get back on track.
The Titans announced Saturday that they promoted DT Timmy Horne to the active roster and elevated RB Kalel Mullings and WR K.J. Osborn for Week 7. Mullings, 24, is a former sixth-round pick by the Titans in the 2025 NFL Draft out of Michigan.
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.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler says the benching of Titans CB Alontae Taylor in Week 6 put him on the radar of other teams as a trade candidate, although Tennessee