The Tennessee Titans will meet the Chicago Bears to start the 2024 season. The Titans’ full NFL schedule, which begins on September 8, is available below, and tickets information is available as well.

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Titans 2024 Schedule, Ticket Info

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Titans Team Stats (2023)

• Tennessee ranked fifth-worst in total offense (289 yards per game) last season, but it played a little better on defense, ranking 17th with 335.1 yards allowed per game.
• The Titans ranked 27th in scoring offense (17.9 points per game) and 16th in scoring defense (21.6 points allowed per game) last season.
• Tennessee was a bottom-five pass offense last season, ranking fourth-worst with 180.4 passing yards per game. On the defensive side of the ball, it ranked 18th in the NFL (227.4 passing yards allowed per game).
• On offense, the Titans ranked 17th in the NFL last season with 108.6 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, they ranked 13th in rushing yards allowed per contest (107.7).
• Tennessee ranked 23rd in the league with a -6 turnover margin last season after forcing 14 turnovers (31st in the NFL) while committing 20 (14th in the NFL).

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Titans’ Key Players (2023)

• Will Levis racked up 1,808 passing yards (200.9 per game) with a 58.4% completion percentage last year, while throwing for eight touchdowns with four interceptions.
• Tony Pollard took 252 attempts for 1,005 rushing yards a season ago (59.1 per game) and scored six touchdowns. He also caught 55 passes for 311 yards .
• DeAndre Hopkins hauled in 75 passes for 1,057 yards last year and scored seven touchdowns. He was targeted 137 times, and averaged 62.2 receiving yards.

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