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• Camp · Sep 3, 2026Sep 3, 2026

  Titans Camp — Sep 3: Five In, Five Out, a Day After the 53

  Tennessee rebuilt roughly a tenth of its roster in the twenty-four hours after setting it: three waiver claims from the fourth slot — linebacker Owen Pappoe, cornerback Melvin Smith Jr., defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse — and two free-agent signings, safety Terrell Burgess and tackle James Hudson III, with five subtractions including Xavier Restrepo, waived a day after making the 53. Four of the five were back on the practice squad within two days. Hendon Hooker is the third quarterback on the practice squad. Robert Saleh named Fernando Carmona the Week 1 right guard and put his job on Cam Ward.

• Camp · Aug 31, 2026Aug 31, 2026

  Titans Camp — Aug 31: Levis and Hooker Out, Two Quarterbacks Left

  The Titans waived both Will Levis and Hendon Hooker at Sunday's cutdown, carrying only Cam Ward and Mitchell Trubisky at quarterback, per the reporting of Ian Rapoport and Josh Alper. Rookie Fernando Carmona won right guard as Cordell Volson was released, the receiver room settled at six, and Carnell Tate closed the preseason with a monster joint practice and zero game catches — in the same week.

• Camp · Aug 23, 2026Aug 23, 2026

  Titans Camp — Aug 23: Ward Went 22-of-28 on the Champions

  Cam Ward went 22-of-28 against the Super Bowl champion Seahawks in Friday's joint practice by Jim Wyatt's hand count, with a two-minute touchdown drive and one pick-six, while Alontae Taylor answered with a pick-six of his own off Sam Darnold. Rookie receiver Carnell Tate went catchless again. The starters play twenty-odd snaps against Seattle Sunday night, after this episode files.

• Camp · Aug 16, 2026Aug 16, 2026

  Tennessee Titans Camp Update — August 16: Cam Ward's First Live Bullets Went 5-for-12

  Cam Ward's first live bullets went 5-of-12 for 57 yards before he gave way in the second quarter — in a game the Titans still won in Santa Clara, 19-13. The joint practice read two ways, the game read one way, and Saturday's 21-of-25 bounce-back read another. The first live test of the year zero thesis produced evidence in both directions.

• Camp · Aug 9, 2026Aug 10, 2026

  Tennessee Titans Camp Update — August 9: Cam Ward Threw Three Touchdowns to Carnell Tate Today

  Jim Wyatt has hand-charted every Ward throw of camp: 98-of-156 with three picks through eight practices, capped by a Sunday where the fourth overall pick caught three touchdowns in one period. The reboot's receipts are arriving on schedule — and the road test starts Tuesday in San Francisco.

• 2026 PreviewJul 6, 2026

  Tennessee Titans 2026 Season Preview — Year Zero, With Receipts

  Tennessee fired everyone, spent more than anyone, drafted a receiver fourth overall, and hired Josh Allen's old developer — a full reboot built on one bet: that Cam Ward's brutal rookie charting was the situation, not the quarterback.

• Season ReviewMay 11, 2026

  Titans 2025 Season in Review

  3-14 regular season

• Draft RecapMay 11, 2026

  Titans — 2026 Draft Recap

  8 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft

• Week 4Oct 6, 2026

  Titans 18, Ravens 24 — Week 4: Four Runs From the Eight, No Points

  Tennessee lost 24-18 at Baltimore to fall to 0-4 after four straight Tony Pollard runs from the Baltimore 8 ended in a fourth-down stop at the 2 and the Ravens went 98 yards for a 21-7 lead; Cam Ward was intercepted on the game's second snap, Carnell Tate caught 9 of 12 targets for 145 yards, and the defense held Baltimore scoreless after halftime.

• Week 3Sep 28, 2026

  Titans 7, Giants 12 — Week 3: Stopped Twice at the Seven

  Tennessee lost 12-7 at the Giants to fall to 0-3, going three-and-out on its first five possessions, then reaching the Giants' 7-yard line or closer on all three second-half drives for one touchdown, a fourth-down stop and an end-zone interception with 24 seconds left.

• Week 2Sep 21, 2026

  Titans 20, Eagles 24 — Week 2: Plus Two in Turnovers and Lost

  Tennessee lost 24-20 at home to Philadelphia on a touchdown with 14 seconds left despite a plus-2 turnover margin, a 92-yard interception return and the third-most valuable run game of Week 2 so far, after allowing 11 of 18 third downs and settling for a field goal from first and goal at the 9 with 2:37 left.

• Week 1Sep 13, 2026

  Titans 10, Jets 23 — Week 1: Forty-Nine Snaps and Not One Over Twenty Yards

  Tennessee ran forty-nine pass-and-run snaps at home and none of them gained twenty yards. The Titans threw for a hundred forty yards, took three sacks, did not reach the New York twenty until the game was twenty-three to three, and lost to a Jets defense that finished last in the league against the pass a year ago. The defense stopped nine of eleven third downs and still allowed twenty-three.

• Week 3 · What RepeatsSep 30, 2026

  Titans, Week 3 — What Repeats: Ward's Clean Streak Ended

  Cam Ward threw 3 interception-worthy balls on 36 throws at the Giants, 8 percent and fifth-highest of the 32 offenses this week, after none on 52 throws in Weeks 1 and 2; two of the three came from the Giants seven. The out-of-pocket rate the notebook had marked to hold fell from 29 percent to 14, motion fell to last in the league, and the Giants showed a light box on 7 of 21 designed runs against 63 percent a week earlier.

• Week 2 · What RepeatsSep 24, 2026

  Titans, Week 2 — What Repeats: Play-Action Came Back for Ward

  Cam Ward's five play-action throws went 3 for 74 yards after 2 of 6 for 15 in Week 1, on a 29 percent play-action rate against 19 percent in 2025, while his throws stayed clean for a second week (0 interception-worthy, 0 contested on 20), the run game's three long runs all came against six-man boxes like those Philadelphia showed opponents all 2025, and the defense lightened its box and held the Eagles to 2.6 yards per designed run.

• Week 1 · What RepeatsSep 16, 2026

  Titans, Week 1 — What Repeats: Ward Was Clean, Not Productive

  The charting from Nissan Stadium says Cam Ward's throws were catchable on 22 of 32 — 68.8 percent, 20th in the league in Week 1, within about two points of his 66.5 percent across all of 2025 — with zero interception-worthy balls, four throwaways, two of six play-action throws completed for 15 yards, and two of the three sacks charted as his own fault, while the defense faced the most accurate passing afternoon in the league: 23 of 24 Jets throws catchable.