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Titans' Attendance Drops, New Stadium Brings Hope
01:40|NFL attendance dipped slightly in 2025, with the Tennessee Titans posting the lowest turnout at Nissan Stadium. The teams poor performance and subpar gameday experience led to a significant drop in ticket sales. However, fans are looking forward to the new Nissan Stadium opening in 2027, hoping for a better team and improved atmosphere.
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Titans Sign Depth, Eye Draft for AFC South Push
01:35|Tennessee Titans bolster depth with future contracts, signing eleven players, including wide receiver Xavier Restrepo, running back Blake Watson, and offensive guard Clay Webb. These moves add practice squad potential and could lead to breakthroughs for some players, as the team prepares for the 2026 NFL Draft with the number four pick.Cam Ward's Shoulder Injury: Titans' Plan for Recovery
01:02|Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward, recovering from a shoulder injury, is leaning on teammate Will Levis for advice. Levis, who spent last season on injured reserve, is still in the teams plans for 2026. Ward, who built confidence during his rookie year, is excited to build on that momentum heading into training camp.Titans' Coaching Search: Prioritizing Leadership
01:12|Tennessee Titans Seek Strong Leader for Coaching Vacancy: General Manager Mike Borgonzi prioritizes unity and culture in search for new head coach, with interviews set for experienced coordinators and rising stars.McCoy's Titans Tenure: Gratitude & Uncertainty
01:19|Mike McCoy, interim head coach of the Tennessee Titans, reflects on a challenging season with gratitude, acknowledging the support from team owners, general manager Mike Borgonzi, and assistant general manager Chad Brinker. Despite his positive experience, McCoy is not the front-runner for the permanent position. He praises the rookie class and his familiarity with the roster, leaving his future with the team uncertain as head coaching interviews begin.Titans Hunt for New Coach, Defense in Focus
01:24|The Tennessee Titans are searching for a new head coach to turn around their back-to-back six-win seasons, with a focus on defense-minded candidates like Robert Saleh and Chris Shula. Despite buzz around offense-minded coaches, the Titans are considering a defensive head coach paired with a proven offensive coordinator. Fans are excited and nervous, hoping for a successful hire to develop quarterback Cam Ward and the young core.Titans Consider Garrett: Fans Baffled
01:17|The Tennessee Titans head coaching search takes an unexpected turn as they interview Jason Garrett, the former Dallas Cowboys head coach turned NBC analyst, for the vacant job. Despite his solid record, Garretts last coaching role was in 2019, leaving fans and rivals baffled. The Titans have other interviews lined up, including Matt Nagy and John Harbaugh, but Garretts candidacy stands out as the most puzzling.