The Tennessee Titans are in familiar territory after a 30-24 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at Nissan Stadium in Week 12 action. The Titans knew the odds were sta

The Tennessee Titans (1-10) have plenty of issues on offense. One glaring statistic highlights just why its been so hard for the team to make any progress from last year's 3-14 efforts. Tennessee's offense has scored as many touchdowns (2) in the last three weeks as rookie receiver

Yes, the Tennessee Titans are now 1-10. But the Titans showed plenty of positives on offense in 30-24 loss to Seattle Seahawks. Follow along with the latest NFL news, injury updates and more as we turn our attention toward the trade deadline and Week 10.

Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward finally looked like the top prospect he was anticipated to be, even in a losing effort.

Despite losing their tenth game of the season, the 1-10 Tennessee Titans continue to get better. It sounds crazy to say, but rookie quarterback Cam Ward played

Tennessee opened the afternoon with a field goal, but from that point on, the Seahawks seized full control. Sam Darnold looked sharp and in rhythm, completing 16 of 26 passes for 244 yards and two scores, while third-year back Zach Charbonnet punched in a 5-yard rushing touchdown to put the game comfortably out of reach.

The Titans activated running back Kalel Mullings from injured reserve, making the rookie running back eligible to play against the Seahawks. The rookie running back has been sidelined for the majority of the season after initially injuring his ankle during the preseason.