The Cleveland Browns will look to pick up their second road win of the season on Sunday when they head to Music City to take on the Tennessee Titans.
Cleveland is coming off its latest fourth-quarter comeback, their fourth of the season, as they beat the Baltimore Ravens and move into first place in the AFC North Division.
Meanwhile, the Titans finally opened their account last week, picking up their first win of the 2026 season in a victory over their divisional rival, the Indianapolis Colts.
The Browns
continue to find ways to win in the fourth quarter while waiting for the offense to play a complete game. Getting things in gear this week, with a visit to Pittsburgh coming up next week, would seem like a good idea.
It’s the Browns vs. the Titans in a contest that harkens back to the days of the AFC Central Division, and here is everything to know about the game.
Game Info
Records: Cleveland is 4-2. Tennessee is 1-5.
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
Stadium: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tenn.
TV: CBS
Announcers: Andrew Catalon, Logan Ryan and AJ Ross (sideline reporter)
Radio: 850 ESPN Cleveland, 92.3 The Fan WKRK, 98.5 WNCX, 1300 AM La Mega (Español)
Announcers: Andrew Siciliano, Nathan Zegura, and Je’Rod Cherry (sidelines)
Last meeting: The Titans won the last meeting, 31-29, in Week 14 of the 2025 season.
First meeting: The Browns won the first meeting, 28-14, on November 22, 1970.
All-time series: Cleveland leads the all-time series, 37-33. The Browns have split the past four road games against the Titans.
Weather: 75 degrees and sunny, with no chance of rain. Wind from the north/northeast at 2 mph. (weather.com)
Uniform: Tennessee changed its uniform this season to a shade of blue that links the franchise to its days as the Houston Oilers. That sets up what could be a nice, old-school uniform matchup. So, naturally, the Browns decide to mess it up by wearing their awful brown pants with their clean white jersey.
Injury report: Browns – Out: Defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. (ankle), right guard Teven Jenkins (knee), quarterback Dillon Gabriel (back), and defensive tackle Kalia Davis (quad). Questionable: Cornerback Denzel Ward (hand), linebacker Quincy Williams (neck), safety Grant Delpit (concussion), and running back Dylan Sampson (knee). Titans – Questionable: Safety Tony Adams (ankle), linebacker Dorian Mausi (foot), wide receiver Calvin Ridley (hip), running back Tyjae Spears (knee), and safety Kevin Winston Jr. (quad).
The line: Browns -1.5 points, with an over/under of 37.5 points, per FanDuel.
News & Notes
- The Titans are No. 32 in passing yards at 153.5 yards per game.
- Tennessee defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons has four sacks and six tackles for loss on the season. He is joined by defensive ends John Franklin-Myers (1.5 sacks, 3.5 tackles for loss), and Jermaine Johnson II (three sacks, four tackles for loss).
- Simmons (46.5 career sacks) needs two more sacks to move past Robert Brazile for ninth-place on the franchise’s all-time list.
- The Browns rank No. 24 in rushing offense at 94 yards per game.
- Cleveland is averaging 17.7 points per game, which currently ranks No. 28 in the league. In 2025, the Browns averaged 16.4 points per game.
- The Browns have scored just 43 points in the first halves of games this season.
- Tennessee wide receiver Carnell Tate’s 344 receiving yards are the most by a Titans wide receiver since the team relocated in 1997.
- Cleveland wide receiver Denzel Boston is first among all rookie wide receivers in receiving yards (345) and receiving touchdowns (three). He is also tied for first among all players with three receptions of 40-plus yards.
- Titans quarterback Cam Ward has a total QBR of 19.7 against zone defenses in 2026. That ranks No. 32 out of 33 qualified quarterbacks, according to ESPN Research.
- Tennessee is ranked No. 31 in passing plays of 20 yards or more with 10.
- Cleveland quarterback Deshaun Watson’s total dropback EPA in the first three quarters is minus-23.35, which ranks at No. 37 among quarterbacks. Watson’s total dropback EPA in the fourth quarter is 21.13, which ranks at No. 6, according to The Athletic.
- Cleveland’s defense has allowed just one rushing touchdown this season.
- Cleveland has gone 51 consecutive games without allowing a 300-yard passer, the longest current streak in the league.
- Tennessee quarterback Cam Ward has yet to throw for 300 yards in his 23 career NFL games.
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A Final Quote
Cleveland offensive tackle Tytus Howard on Tennessee defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, who he faced nine times while with Houston:
“He has no weaknesses in his game. He’s quick, he’s got power and plays the run. My biggest thing I tell the guys is don’t get back and let him attack you. You have to bring it to him and don’t back down because he’s looking for guys to back down. How he plays, you just have to stand ten toes (down).”
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