After back-to-back brutal 3-14 seasons, it’s no wonder Tennessee Titans fans are a bit down after the disappointing 23-10 loss to the New York Jets in Week 1. After months of change and a glimmer of hope coming out of the facility, watching Tennessee struggle was an early-season dagger.
Now, entering Week 2 and a tough matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles
, the Titans may face another opponent: the crowd.With apathy permeating the fanbase, Eagles fans plan to take over Nashville in what some call the biggest Eagles road takeover of the 2026 season. And with that, they expect to pack Nissan Stadium with a sea of green and drown out the new Titan Blue.
The last time I saw this many Eagles fans in Nashville, Corey Davis caught an overtime TD for
a 26-23 Titans win…we’ll see if they can handle an away game at home on Sunday pic.twitter.com/3M2pxYXzy7
— Buck Reising (@BuckReising) September 17, 2026
The Titans are large underdogs entering the weekend, and with the ticket prices starting at $85, coupled with the lack of buzz surrounding the organization, Eagles fans appear to have little resistance this week, and that could make things more difficult for the team on the field in an already tough matchup.
Yes, the Titans struggled in Week 1, and fans deserve better, but allowing Nissan Stadium to turn into an Eagles home game will only slow the rebuild, and this new staff and young team deserve more.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Eagles' fans plan on taking over Nashville and Nissan Stadium
