The Tennessee Titans have made it clear having the 28th-ranked defense will not be acceptable again this year.

When the Tennessee Titans parted ways with former right tackle Dennis Kelly, the team presumably had a succession plan in place.

The Tennessee Titans had one of the more explosive offenses in the NFL last season. The defense, however, left much to be desired.

When the Tennessee Titans signed linebacker Bud Dupree and defensive end Denico Autry at the start of free agency, it was presumed the organization had made what it deemed to be the necessary upgrades to bolster its pass rush.

It seemed as if the Tennessee Titans were braced to lose linebacker Jayon Brown when free agency began.

Just three weeks ago, the Nashville Predators were one of the worst offensive teams in the National Hockey League.

The NFL will reportedly be adding a 17th game to regular season schedules sometime this week, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Three weeks ago, nearly every NFL Draft analyst had the Tennessee Titans selecting an edge rusher or outside linebacker.

After a disastrous week, Tennessee sports betting company Action 24/7 has secured a win — at least temporarily.

At this point, there isn’t much that former Tennessee Titans first-round pick Isaiah Wilson can do that will surprise anyone.

It took the Miami Dolphins significantly less time than the Tennessee Titans to decide that offensive tackle Isaiah Wilson wasn’t a worthwhile investment.

It’s been a banner month for Mike Keith, and we’re only 12 days into March.

Three of the Tennessee Titans top defensive players last season were defensive backs. Of those three, two have been cut in the last two days in cost-saving moves for the 2021 season.

Last year it was defensive tackle Jurrell Casey; this year it’s cornerback Malcolm Butler.

Depending on who you ask, anyone on the Nashville Predators roster without a no-movement clause could be available for the right price as the team falls lower in the Central Division standings.

Rookie tackle Isaiah Wilson played the most expensive four snaps in Tennessee Titans franchise history.

Given 2020 first-round pick Isaiah Wilson going off the rails recently, there’s more pressure on Tennessee Titans General Manager Jon Robinson to hit a home run on the team’s 2021 first-round pick than ever before.

The Tennessee Titans and 2020 first-round pick Isaiah Wilson appear to be ready to move on from one another.

The Tennessee Titans pursuit of free agent pass rusher J.J. Watt seemingly intensified on Wednesday night after NFL writer John Clayton reported on Pittsburgh radio station 93.7 The Fan that the Titans, Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills were the three frontrunners for Watt’s services.

There’s no question that special teams have been the Achilles’ heel of the Nashville Predators throughout the 2021 season.

The narrative for the Nashville Predators has drastically shifted the last few years from talking about the franchise’s Stanley Cup window to discussing if they would be best suited to clean house with a full-scale rebuild.

The writing was on the wall when Tennessee Titans General Manager Jon Robinson told reporters last week that he had not talked to 2020 first-round pick Isaiah Wilson since placing the tackle on the reserve/non-football illness list on Dec. 9.

Tennessee Titans kicker Stephen Gostkowski may have had the worst season in football last year.

Despite their 4-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday, the reality for the Nashville Predators is the playoffs are more than likely not in the cards this season.

After not playing at all during the 2020 season, the Nashville Sounds will have 142 games this year to quench their baseball thirst.

The Tennessee Titans have several roster spots that need addressing heading into free agency and the NFL draft, but their top priorities should lie in re-signing some of their own free agents.

Sixteen games into the 2021 season and the Nashville Predators are giving the Detroit Red Wings, Ottawa Senators and Buffalo Sabres a run for their money for the best odds to land No. 1 overall pick in the NHL draft.

With the 2021 NFL draft approaching, Tennessee Titans General Manager Jon Robinson is presumably optimistic that his first-round pick this year pans out better than last year’s.

With the Nashville Predators (6-9-0, 12 points) dwelling near the bottom of the Central Division standings, time may be running out for them to salvage their dwindling Stanley Cup Playoff hopes.