Tennessee Titans Stats, Player Props and Injuries (2026)

The Titans are 3 and 8 in 2026. Cam Ward has 1483 passing yards and Carnell Tate leads them with 413 receiving yards. Their last game was a 36 to 43 loss at the Bengals in Week 8.

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Titans quarterbacks, backs and receivers (2026)

PlayerPosGPPASS YDSRUSH YDSRECREC YDSTD
Cam WardQB814831128
Tony PollardRB859514706
Tyjae SpearsRB6661575
Michael CarterRB1717
Nicholas SingletonRB212
Kalel MullingsRB13
Carnell TateWR7344131
Wan'Dale RobinsonWR81352623
Elic AyomanorWR8132111
Chimere DikeWR6111241
Calvin RidleyWR6691
Gunnar HelmTE717160
Daniel BellingerTE8970
Kylen GransonTE1

Titans injury report

Synced every 30 minutes through the week.

PlayerPosStatusInjuryExpected return
Anthony Hill Jr.LBOutNeckNov 22
Carnell TateWROutShoulderNov 22
Cody BartonLBOutConcussionNov 22
Peter SkoronskiGOutHamstringNov 22
Tommy TownsendPOutKneeNov 22
Tyjae SpearsRBQuestionableKneeNov 15
Fernando CarmonaGInjured reserveNot given
Jackson SlaterGInjured reserveNot given
James Williams Sr.LBInjured reserveGroinDec 13
Jaren KanakTEInjured reserveNot given
Jaylen HarrellLBInjured reserveNot given
Kendell BrooksSInjured reserveNot given
Milo EiflerLBInjured reserveNot given
Tanoh KpassagnonDEInjured reserveNot given

Titans defense vs position

What the defense allows per game this season. Rank 1 is the toughest.

  • vs QB272.8 passing yards, rank 31 of 32
  • vs RB99.9 rushing yards, rank 20 of 32
  • vs WR194.9 receiving yards, rank 32 of 32
  • vs TE42.9 receiving yards, rank 4 of 32

Tennessee Titans: questions

What is the Tennessee Titans record in 2026?
3 wins, 8 losses in the regular season.
Who leads the Titans in passing, rushing and receiving?
Cam Ward in passing (1483 yards, 6 touchdowns); Tony Pollard in rushing (595 yards); Carnell Tate in receiving (413 yards on 34 catches).
Who is injured for the Titans?
Anthony Hill Jr., LB (out); Carnell Tate, WR (out); Cody Barton, LB (out); Peter Skoronski, G (out); Tommy Townsend, P (out); Tyjae Spears, RB (questionable).
Which position do the Titans defend worst?
Wide receivers: they allow 194.9 receiving yards per game to them, rank 32 of 32 (32 is the softest).

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