Titans punter Tommy Townsend listed as questionable
Tennessee’s first-string punter carries the designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Jacksonville.
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Tennessee’s No. 2 running back carries a questionable designation ahead of the home matchup with Jacksonville.
Read the story →Tennessee’s first-string punter carries the designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Jacksonville.
Jones is third on Tennessee’s depth chart at right cornerback heading into the Week 10 game at Nissan Stadium.
Tennessee’s No. 1 wide receiver carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 game at Nissan Stadium.
Tennessee also moves Nicholas Singleton and Michael Carter up its running back order, while James Williams Sr. ends the latest status changes on IR.
Tennessee lists Williams as its second-team weakside linebacker ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Jacksonville.
Mausi holds the No. 2 spot at strongside linebacker on Tennessee’s depth chart.
Tennessee’s running back order shifts, while status changes for James Williams Sr. and Dorian Mausi leave both at their original designations.
Mitchell Trubisky sits behind Ward at quarterback, Tony Pollard leads the backfield, and Chimere Dike holds the top punt-return spot.
Tennessee has scored 60 points over its past two games without a win. Tony Pollard leads the team's season fantasy totals.
Jacksonville has outscored its past two opponents 75-17, while Tennessee looks to rebound from consecutive close losses.
Joe Burrow threw for 462 yards, Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase each topped 140 receiving yards, and Cincinnati improved to 5-2.
Cleveland improved to 5-2 with its second straight win, overcoming Tony Pollard’s 129 rushing yards and three touchdowns for Tennessee.
Tennessee erased a 13-point halftime deficit and won 26-20 at Indianapolis, with Carnell Tate leading the passing game and the defense producing six sacks.
Houston scored 23 unanswered points after the first quarter to reach 1-4, while Tennessee fell to 0-5.
Baltimore improved to 3-1 behind Zay Flowers’ 118 receiving yards and a touchdown, while Tennessee’s second-half push left the Titans at 0-4.
New York kept Tennessee scoreless through three quarters at MetLife Stadium, leaving the Titans 0-3 despite Wan'Dale Robinson's touchdown and 18.7 PPR points.
Philadelphia broke a 17-17 tie with a seven-point fourth quarter to reach 2-0, while Tennessee dropped its second straight game.
New York held Tennessee scoreless in the middle two quarters to open the season with a road win at Nissan Stadium.