The Tennessee Titans live stream and TV schedule for 2026 is one of the NFL’s simplest. Tennessee has no initially scheduled prime-time games, with 10 confirmed matchups on CBS and six on FOX.
Fourteen of those games kick off at 1:00 p.m. ET, while road games against Jacksonville and Las Vegas start at 4:05 p.m. ET. Week 18 at Houston is the only matchup without a finalized broadcast.
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No Titans Prime-Time Games Are Initially Scheduled
Tennessee enters 2026 without a game assigned to Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football or Thursday Night Football.
The Titans explicitly confirmed that they are not initially scheduled for prime time. That does not prevent a later change: eligible Sunday afternoon games can be moved through the NFL’s flexible-scheduling system during the season.
The initial network breakdown is unusually clean:
| Network | Confirmed Games |
|---|---|
| CBS | 10 |
| FOX | 6 |
| TBD | Week 18 at Houston |
There are currently no regular-season Titans games assigned to NBC, ESPN/ABC, Prime Video, Netflix or NFL Network.
For local fans, that makes CBS and FOX essentially the entire 2026 viewing setup unless flex scheduling changes a later game.
Tennessee Titans 2026 Schedule and TV Channels
CBS Carries 10 Titans Games
CBS has the largest portion of Tennessee’s schedule.
The 10 currently confirmed CBS broadcasts are:
- Week 1 vs. New York Jets
- Week 3 at New York Giants
- Week 4 at Baltimore Ravens
- Week 5 vs. Houston Texans
- Week 7 vs. Cleveland Browns
- Week 8 at Cincinnati Bengals
- Week 12 at Jacksonville Jaguars
- Week 13 vs. Washington Commanders
- Week 15 vs. Indianapolis Colts
- Week 17 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Nine of those games start at 1:00 p.m. ET / noon CT. The exception is the Week 12 trip to Jacksonville, which kicks off at 4:05 p.m. ET / 3:05 p.m. CT.
For viewers whose local CBS affiliate carries the Titans, Paramount+ can stream the applicable live local CBS game.
Tennessee’s official viewing page confirms that Paramount+ subscribers receive their live local CBS broadcast across supported devices.
Paramount+ is not an out-of-market substitute when another game is being shown by your local CBS station.
Jets-Titans Opens the Season on CBS
Tennessee begins its season at Nissan Stadium against the New York Jets on Sunday, September 13 at 1:00 p.m. ET / noon CT.
CBS carries the opener.
The Titans remain home in Week 2, but the network changes when the Philadelphia Eagles visit.
That gives Tennessee an easy opening broadcast sequence:
- Week 1 vs. Jets — CBS
- Week 2 vs. Eagles — FOX
The Jets game also begins a season in which every currently scheduled Titans home game has a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff.
Eagles at Titans is the First FOX Broadcast
The Philadelphia Eagles visit Tennessee on Sunday, September 20 at 1:00 p.m. ET, with FOX carrying the matchup.
After Philadelphia, Tennessee moves into a much more CBS-heavy stretch:
- at Giants — CBS
- at Ravens — CBS
- vs. Texans — CBS
So four of the Titans’ first five games are on CBS.
The Week 4 trip to Baltimore is particularly notable because it remains a standard 1:00 p.m. CBS game, rather than receiving a late-afternoon or prime-time placement.
Titans-Colts Games Use Different Networks
Tennessee’s two games against Indianapolis have different broadcasters.
The Titans visit the Colts on October 18 at 1:00 p.m. ET on FOX.
Indianapolis then comes to Nashville on December 20 at 1:00 p.m. ET on CBS.
So AFC South viewers should not assume every divisional game is a CBS broadcast:
- Week 6 at Colts — FOX
- Week 15 vs. Colts — CBS
The same kind of split occurs in Tennessee’s Jacksonville series.
Jaguars-Titans Games Come Three Weeks Apart
The Titans face Jacksonville twice in a three-week span around their Week 9 bye.
First, the Jaguars visit Nashville on November 15 at 1:00 p.m. ET, with FOX carrying the game.
Two weeks later, Tennessee visits Jacksonville on November 29 at 4:05 p.m. ET, and that game switches to CBS.
The sequence is:
- Week 9 — Bye
- Week 10 — Jaguars at Titans: FOX
- Week 11 — Titans at Cowboys: FOX
- Week 12 — Titans at Jaguars: CBS
The road game at Jacksonville is also Tennessee’s first confirmed kickoff later than 1:00 p.m. ET.
Titans at Cowboys Stays on FOX at 1:00 p.m.
Tennessee visits the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, November 22 at 1:00 p.m. ET / noon CT.
FOX carries the game.
Despite Dallas frequently appearing in national late-afternoon and prime-time windows, Titans-Cowboys remains an early Sunday FOX game on the initial schedule.
That makes regional distribution relevant for fans outside Tennessee and Dallas. If a viewer’s local FOX affiliate selects another matchup, NFL Sunday Ticket may be needed to watch the Titans out of market.
FOX Carries Six Titans Games
Tennessee’s six confirmed FOX broadcasts are:
- Eagles at Titans
- Titans at Colts
- Jaguars at Titans
- Titans at Cowboys
- Titans at Lions
- Titans at Raiders
The Detroit game on December 13 is a 1:00 p.m. ET start, while Raiders-Titans on December 27 is scheduled for 4:05 p.m. ET / 3:05 p.m. CT.
That Las Vegas matchup is only the second game on Tennessee’s entire currently fixed schedule to start later than 1:00 p.m. ET.
Every Titans Home Game Has an Early Kickoff
Tennessee’s eight home games with confirmed dates all currently start at noon Central / 1:00 p.m. Eastern:
Jets, Eagles, Texans, Browns, Jaguars, Commanders, Colts and Steelers.
There are no scheduled evening home games and no 3:05 or 3:25 p.m. CT home kickoffs.
That gives Nashville-area fans an unusually predictable weekly schedule.
Flex scheduling remains possible for eligible games later in the season, so those times are not necessarily permanent.
Steelers-Titans is the Final Regular-Season Game at Current Nissan Stadium
One game carries significance beyond its television assignment.
The Pittsburgh Steelers visit Tennessee on Sunday, January 3, 2027 at 1:00 p.m. ET / noon CT, with CBS carrying the broadcast.
The Titans say it is scheduled to be the final regular-season game at the current Nissan Stadium.
That makes Steelers-Titans one of the most distinctive CBS games on Tennessee’s schedule even though it remains in the standard early Sunday window.
Tennessee then finishes the regular season on the road against Houston.
Out-of-Market Titans Fans Will Rely Heavily on Sunday Ticket
Because every confirmed Titans game is currently a CBS or FOX Sunday afternoon broadcast, NFL Sunday Ticket is especially relevant for fans outside Tennessee’s local market.
The Titans’ official viewing guide says Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTube TV provides out-of-market Sunday afternoon games.
For example, if Tennessee is playing Baltimore on CBS but your local CBS station shows another game, Sunday Ticket is the out-of-market option.
For local games:
- CBS: local CBS affiliate / eligible Paramount+ local stream
- FOX: local FOX affiliate / FOX Sports with eligible TV-provider authentication
- NFL+: live local games on supported mobile devices
With no initial national night broadcasts, the regional-versus-out-of-market distinction applies almost every week.
Week 18 Titans at Texans is Still TBD
Tennessee closes the regular season on the road against the Houston Texans.
The matchup currently has:
- Date: TBD
- Kickoff time: TBD
- TV network: TBD
The NFL will determine Week 18 scheduling after Week 17. Three games will be played Saturday—one on Netflix and two on ESPN/ABC—while the rest will be assigned to Sunday afternoon or Sunday Night Football.
That means Texans-Titans could become the only game on Tennessee’s schedule with a substantially different broadcast setup.
Until the NFL announces the assignment, it should remain listed as TBD.
Watching Titans Games in the UK
UK fans who want every Tennessee game can use NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which provides every regular-season game along with the playoffs and Super Bowl. Sky Sports NFL also carries extensive weekly NFL coverage.
Game Pass is particularly useful for Titans fans because Tennessee’s US schedule consists almost exclusively of regional CBS and FOX broadcasts.
Watching Titans Games in Canada
In Canada, NFL Game Pass on DAZN provides all NFL games from preseason through the postseason.
CTV carries weekly Sunday afternoon games, while TSN handles the major prime-time packages.
Because Tennessee currently has no prime-time games, CTV’s Sunday selections are more relevant to Titans fans than TSN’s night-game packages. DAZN provides the more consistent option for following Tennessee every week.
FAQs
Do the Titans have any primetime games in 2026?
No. Tennessee has no initially scheduled Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football or Thursday Night Football games. Eligible later-season Sunday games could still be moved through flexible scheduling.
How many Titans games are on CBS in 2026?
The Titans currently have 10 confirmed CBS games, compared with six on FOX. CBS carries four of Tennessee’s first five games and several AFC South and AFC North matchups.
What channel is Titans vs. Cowboys?
Tennessee visits Dallas on Sunday, November 22 at 1:00 p.m. ET, and the game is scheduled for FOX.
What channel is Steelers vs. Titans?
Pittsburgh visits Tennessee on Sunday, January 3 at 1:00 p.m. ET, with the game scheduled for CBS. It is expected to be the final Titans regular-season game at the current Nissan Stadium.
What channel is Titans vs. Texans in Week 18?
No network has been announced. Tennessee finishes at Houston, but the date, kickoff time and TV assignment are still TBD and will be finalized after Week 17.
Titans TV Outlook for 2026
Tennessee’s broadcast situation is unusually straightforward: 10 games on CBS, six on FOX and no initially scheduled prime-time appearances. Almost every confirmed game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET, with only Jacksonville and Las Vegas receiving 4:05 p.m. ET kickoffs.
For local viewers, CBS and FOX cover the entire currently assigned regular season. Out-of-market fans will depend heavily on NFL Sunday Ticket because Tennessee does not have national NBC, ESPN or Prime Video games to bypass regional Sunday distribution.
The one major broadcast still unresolved is Week 18 at Houston.




