With the 2020 season now in the rear-view mirror for the Tennessee Titans, we already know the team’s opponents for 2021 at Nissan Stadium, and on the road.
The Tennessee Titans and the City of Nashville have announced they are engaged in formal discussions regarding the future of Nissan Stadium. The discussions aim to secure the Titans’ future in Nashville and facilitate the creation of a new Nashville neighborhood surrounding the facility.
After a fast start, the Titans limped to the finish in a 20-13 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in a Wild Card playoff contest before 14,029 fans at Nissan Stadium.
Game day entertainment at Sunday's Titans-Ravens AFC Wild Card playoff game includes Little Big Town singing the National Anthem, a pre-game flyover, the 'Nashville Six' officers serving as the 12th Titans, and a special halftime performance by Moon Taxi.
Prior to kickoff of Sunday’s AFC Wild Card playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Tennessee Titans will honor the six first responders who safely evacuated residents before the Dec. 25 explosion in downtown Nashville as the game’s honorary 12th Titans.
The NFL has announced the Tennessee Titans will host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Jan. 10 at 12:05 p.m., CST at Nissan Stadium. The game will be televised on ESPN/ABC.
2020 TransPerfect Music City Bowl, which was scheduled to take place on Wednesday, Dec. 30 at Nissan Stadium with Missouri taking on the Iowa Hawkeyes, has been cancelled due to an increase in positive COVID-19 tests among Missouri's student athletes, coaches and staff.
Five days before Christmas, the Titans lit up the scoreboard like a Christmas tree. The Titans beat the Detroit Lions 46-25 on Sunday at Nissan Stadium, becoming just the fifth team in NFL history to score 30-plus points with 420 offensive yards for the fifth consecutive week.
