The Tennessee Titans have been mismanaged to the point that it's impossible to separate the business side from the losing on the football field.

For Cam Ward, occasional bright spots amid otherwise shaky QB play won't be enough to justify the Titans' investment in him.

Remember when Titans coach Robert Saleh aimed to limit Jeffery Simmons' playing time as part of a D-line rotation? So much for that, it appears.

An oddity of sports is that sometimes your most celebrated moment wasn't your finest. Beating NC State was that for Vanderbilt.

As modest as expectations were for these Tennessee Titans, their opening performance under Robert Saleh still underachieved to a stunning degree.

As bad as you might've thought the Titans' opener against the Jets could be, this was somehow even worse.

As much as wider storylines will be about Robert Saleh and the New York Jets, this opener looms pivotal and critical for all of the Tennessee Titans.

Nashville's Blades Brown, 19, is close to attaining full PGA Tour status for 2027, and he aims to secure it at the Legends Club in Franklin.

Take note, Vanderbilt. At Austin Peay, Jeff Faris is building a program that's taking aim at bigger ambitions. And the Govs' have a good QB, too.

Brian Daboll's extensive coaching background hints how good he'll be for Cam Ward and the Tennessee Titans. But will these Titans be good for him?

Are the Titans ready for the real games? "Doesn't matter," Robert Saleh says, "We've got to go."

This news about quarterback Blaze Berlowitz starting Vanderbilt's opener over Jared Curtis doesn't mean what you might think it does.

The same things the Tennessee Titans were doing to lose games the past couple of years showed up again vs. the Seattle Seahawks.

The question at Vanderbilt this preseason isn’t the more capable quarterback. It's why the obvious choice (Jared Curtis) hasn't been chosen yet.

Roman Gagliano appeared late last season, offering hope for the struggling Blue Raiders entering a pivotal 2026 season for Coach Derek Mason.

When the hype is real, it's obvious. And little about the Tennessee Titans this offseason has become as obvious as Carnell Tate.

It's a welcome change to see the Tennessee Titans again willing to spend big on a player they drafted and developed. It'd been way too long.

Laki Tasi only recently started learning about football, and the (enormous) former rugby player from Australia is already on a second NFL team.

No one, including Vanderbilt football's program, can know what to expect yet from a new-look offense without Diego Pavia. That's not a bad thing.

The first padded practice of this Titans training camp would've been memorable for what Cam Ward did right – if it wasn't for what he did wrong.

It'd be best for everyone involved if the Tennessee Titans went ahead and allowed Will Levis an opportunity somewhere else. He doesn't have one here.

Vols legend Hendon Hooker is happy to be back in Tennessee, but the clock is ticking for an NFL career that's on a fourth team in four years.

You can already see that Robert Saleh's defense is going to lead the charge this season for the Tennessee Titans. Can the offense keep up?

It wasn't the poor training-camp start for the Tennessee Titans' offense that stood out to me. It was what happened after that.

Years after having failure documented in a highly acclaimed Netflix series, Sunderland is back in the Premier League and thriving.

As important as Diego Pavia was to Vanderbilt football, the program's transformation under Clark Lea has been deeper than just one player.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey waxed poetic about the start of football season until insisting the conference's silly threat to leave the NCAA was real.

By now, those who keep insisting on lauding soccer as a sport not yet embraced in the U.S. simply aren't paying attention.

One of softball's all-time greats, Monica Abbott is now living the married life as a new mom.

The U.S. men's national team has never been better in a World Cup than it was in a stunningly dominant win over Paraguay.

If Will Levis has no future with the Tennessee Titans, why is he still here? Why is he getting lots of reps? And why is media unable to talk to him?

A petition posted by the Nashville Zoo saw over 100K signatures in one day.

Star point guard Tyler Tanner wasn't leaving Vanderbilt for Tennessee or any other college, but he did almost leave for the NBA. What led him back?

Meeting new GM Chris MacFarland, it's easy to grasp why he was the right choice for this moment in the Nashville Predators' history.

ALT: Waving New York Knicks Flag

Hiring away the Colorado Avalanche's GM was the kind of coup a middling franchise makes when determined to no longer be a middling franchise.

As Major League Soccer breaks for the World Cup, Nashville SC is atop the league standings.

Vanderbilt no longer has an elite baseball program. It's like other good programs. And other good programs have bad seasons.

If there's anywhere Vanderbilt baseball appears capable of beating stacked odds with a big run, it'd be the SEC Tournament in Hoover.

The Super Bowl is in February. Cold and ice can be a problem in February, as Nashville is well aware.