Standing at 0-2, the Tennessee Titans are just several key plays away from their record being flipped. That’s the NFL. Small mistakes can have big consequences, and the Titans have been on the wrong end of things so far this season. Now, the 1-1 Green Bay Packers and a familiar face come to town in an important week three matchup.… more
The Green Bay Packers might get their starting quarterback back sooner than anticipated.Jordan Love, who injured his knee Sept. 6 during the team’s season-opening loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in… more
Braelon Allen scored two touchdowns Sunday, including the go-ahead score late in the fourth quarter, as the visiting New York Jets rallied in the second half to defeat the Tennessee Titans 24-17 in Na… more
At least Aaron Rodgers made it through his first game this season with the New York Jets.The Jets’ hopes of being 1-0 didn’t last too long past halftime of a 32-19 Monday night loss at San Francisc… more
Sunday’s matchup between the Titans and the Jets will be vital for the trajectory of both team’s seasons. Can the Titans be a playoff team? Can the Jets contend for a Super Bowl? We will be much closer to answers after week two. … more
A special teams and defensive touchdown in the second half sparked the host Chicago Bears to a 24-17 victory against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday in quarterback Caleb Williams’ NFL debut.Chicago… more
Tennessee Titans safety Jamal Adams will miss Sunday’s opener against the host Chicago Bears with a hip injury, the team confirmed Friday.The three-time Pro Bowler signed a one-year, $1.3 million c… more
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Lofty expectations greet the Chicago Bears and quarterback Caleb Williams, who was drafted out of Southern California with the No. 1 overall pick in April.Chicago also brought… more
Tennessee Titans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins participated in practice on Wednesday, marking a positive step in his recovery from a knee injury he sustained in late July.Hopkins was slated to be s… more
In their first season as week-one starters in the NFL, rookie Caleb Williams and second-year pro Will Levis have much to prove this season. Williams must live up to his generational hype for a historic franchise that’s itching for success. On the other hand, Levis has to show that his flashes in limited action last year weren’t just flashes and prove the Titans’ front office right for building around him. Both have unteachable traits in Williams’ off-schedule playmaking and Levis’ arm talent, but a ways to go before they are crowned as saviors of their franchises.… more
