Credits: Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Tennessee Titans Schedule 2025 Season – Tennessee Titans Regular Season Games, Dates, Locations, and More

Credits: Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

It has been a rough ride for the Tennessee Titans as they had one of their worst seasons in their franchise history. It was a disaster if we’re being really honest. The Titans were tied with the New York Giants and the Cleveland Browns for the most losses in the 2024 season. They finished the season with 3 wins and 14 losses, landing them fourth in the AFC South. The Titans have also not made the playoffs since 2021 and haven’t been to the conference championship round since 2019.

How Did the Titans Perform Last Season?

It was a dismal performance for the Titans throughout 2024, one of their worst in recent memory, and they started out the season with a 1-6 record. This was, without a doubt, the Titans’ worst season since 2015, and they closed out the season missing the playoffs along with a six-game losing streak.

If we want to talk about their one and only silver lining for the season, it’s that the Titans secured the number one pick in the 2025 NFL draft from which they selected quarterback Cam Ward. Some might even say that the Titans tanked last season to land themselves the number one pick. We do not know if that’s the case, however, the Titans did secure the 1st overall pick, so if they tanked, it clearly worked!

Today, we look at the Titans’ 2025 schedule. Who will they play at home and who will they face on the road. Let’s get right into it.

Tennessee Titans Schedule for 2025 NFL Season

Here is the entire 18-week schedule for the Tennessee Titans’ 2025-26 NFL regular season with 17 match day weeks and 1 bye week.

Playing Against	Week	Date	Time	Location	Network
Denver Broncos	1	Sunday, September 7, 2025	3:05 PM CDT	Empower Field at Mile High	FOX
Los Angeles Rams	2	Sunday, September 14, 2025	12:00 PM CDT	Nissan Stadium	CBS
Indianapolis Colts	3	Sunday, September 21, 2025	12:00 PM CDT	Nissan Stadium	CBS
Houston Texans	4	Sunday, September 28, 2025	12:00 PM CDT	NRG Stadium	CBS
Arizona Cardinals	5	Sunday, October 5, 2025	3:05 PM CDT	State Farm Stadium	CSB
Las Vegas Raiders	6	Sunday, October 12, 2025	3:05 PM CDT	Allegiant Stadium	FOX
New England Patriots	7	Sunday, October 19, 2025	12:00 PM CDT	Nissan Stadium	CBS
Indianapolis Colts	8	Sunday, October 26, 2025	3:25 PM CDT	Lucas Oil Stadium	CBS
Los Angeles Chargers	9	Sunday, November 2, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Nissan Stadium	CBS
BYE	10	–	–	–	–
Houston Texans	11	Sunday, November 16, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Nissan Stadium	FOX
Seattle Seahawks	12	Sunday, November 23, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Nissan Stadium	FOX
Jacksonville Jaguars	13	Sunday, November 30, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Nissan Stadium	CBS
Cleveland Browns	14	Sunday, December 7, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Huntington Bank Field	FOX
San Francisco 49ers	15	Sunday, December 14, 2025	3:25 PM CST	Levi’s® Stadium	FOX
Kansas City Chiefs	16	Sunday, December 21, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Nissan Stadium	CBS
New Orleans Saints	17	Sunday, December 28, 2025	12:00 PM CST	Nissan Stadium	CBS
Jacksonville Jaguars	18	TBD	TBD	EverBank Stadium	TBD

Tennessee Titans 2025 NFL Draft Picks

The Titans had a total of 9 picks in this year’s draft, but more importantly, they controlled their destiny with the number one overall pick being theirs. While there was some speculation whether they would draft Cam Ward or Abdul Carter at first, it was more or less quite clear towards the end that Tennessee would look to improve under center. And, as expected, they took Ward first overall

Round	Pick	Player Name	Position
1	1	Cam Ward	Quarterback
2	52	Oluwafemi Oladejo	Defensive End
3	82	Kevin Winston Jr.	Safety
4	103	Chimere Dike	Wide Reciever
4	120	Gunnar Helm	Tight End
4	136	Elic Ayomanor	Wide Reciever
5	167	Jackson Slater	Guard
6	183	Marcus Harris	Cornerback
6	188	Kalel Mullings	Running back

NFL

Tennessee Titans

Tennessee Titans 2025 Schedule

Eric Divakaran

nba

nfl

mma

I cover the National Football League and things cannot get better than that. I always dreamed to play football or basketball professionally since I’m built like a Running Back. But now that I can’t, since I’m technically in the “Unc” age, I thought why not pick a career in sports industry? So here I am, doing what I love, and hoping that the Commanders win the Super Bowl. I give love to players when it’s due, but can be critical about their performances at the same time. Enough about me, now let my articles do all the talking.