The Tennessee Titans just added another eye-catching look to their uniform closet.
On Tuesday, the NFL rolled out the final set of rivalry uniforms, and Tennessee’s entry was the one that jumped off the screen. The new “Music City” design leans hard into Nashville, with the Titans’ two-tone blue back in play and a look built to feel unmistakably local.
The uniform includes a Titans’ Blue helmet, the “Music City” script logo across the jersey, neon-inspired numbers, and the new 6-string stripe running down the pants. It’s the kind of design that doesn’t just nod to the city - it announces it.
Tennessee will wear the uniform only once in 2026, when it hosts the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, Nov. 15 in Week 10. But even with that one-game appearance, it looks set to become a quick favorite with the fan base.
The rivalry uniform concept itself is a yearly NFL showcase, with eight teams across two divisions getting the chance to wear a special look against a division opponent at home. This year’s selected divisions were the AFC South and NFC North, which gave Titans fans the right kind of break at the right time.
And after the Titans already won plenty of attention with their offseason rebrand, the Nike design team clearly wasn’t content to stop there. The result is a Rivalries uniform that gives Tennessee another bold piece of identity.
The jersey will only be worn once in 2026, but it will stay in the Titans’ uniform rotation for three seasons.
In Other News...
Wan'Dale Robinson Injury Scare Drew A Blunt Titans Response
During a joint practice with the Bears, the Titans got a brief scare when wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson left the field to be evaluated for a concussion after taking a hit from a Chicago player. It was the kind of moment that can quickly change the temperature of a practice, especially in a setting where both teams are trying to get work in without losing a key player to something avoidable.
Titans coach Robert Saleh did not hide his feelings about the play, calling the hit cheap. There was no reported scuffle afterward, but the reaction underscored how little patience Tennessee had for a shot that sent Robinson straight into the protocol conversation and put an otherwise routine joint session in an uncomfortable spotlight. [Read more 🡒]
Titans Have A Growing Concern Behind JC Latham And Dan Moore Jr
The Titans offensive line picture is getting clearer at the top, but the depth behind JC Latham and Dan Moore Jr. is still a real point of attention as roster cuts approach. Swing tackle has become one of the more competitive spots on the roster, and undrafted rookie Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson has given the staff a reason to keep a close eye on him after making a strong push in camp and the preseason.
Austin Deculus, meanwhile, has not separated himself in the same way and has dealt with a tougher run through the summer. With the 53-man deadline looming, Tennessee could still look for help after cuts or even via trade if it wants more certainty at a spot that can turn urgent quickly once injuries hit. [Read more 🡒]
Femi Oladejo Is Running Out Of Time To Prove Himself
Femi Oladejo made his presence felt right away in the Titans preseason opener, flashing with a notable tackle on the very first snap and giving Tennessee a quick reminder of why he drew attention in the first place. Since then, though, the early momentum has been hard to sustain, and the bigger picture has not changed much from last year, when his progress was already under the microscope.
Now sitting low on Tennessees EDGE depth chart, Oladejo does not have much room to coast through the rest of August. The Titans need to see clearer signs of development in the next preseason chances, because the competition around him is only going to get tighter and the margin for staying in the mix is shrinking fast. [Read more 🡒]