
Tennessee Titans 2026 Team Rankings and Ratings

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Why PFM Ranks the Titans Here
Cam Ward and Jeffery Simmons give Tennessee one player to build around on each side of the ball. The Titans remain No. 31 because the receiver group and offensive line are not ready to support a young quarterback consistently. Robert Saleh can improve the defense, but Ward will spend too many drives in long yardage unless the roster around him develops quickly.
2026 Tennessee Titans Strength of Schedule
Tennessee sits near the middle of the league at No. 21 in schedule strength, with opponents averaging 79.3. Jacksonville Jaguars, Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions create the toughest stretch, but 4 games against current top-10 teams keep the schedule from belonging at either extreme.



Toughest remaining opponent:
Detroit Lions at 86.8 PFM.
Tennessee Titans PFM Analysis
Can Carnell Tate be a true #1 WR? Tate going that high was somewhat a surprise around NFL circles. The Ohio State star will look to silence critics as the offseason work picks up.
League Context
Built Like Las Vegas Raiders

Shared profile: QB Stability and Coaching Direction.
Tennessee uses the offensive line to force coverage adjustments before the snap; Las Vegas gets early-down control from the offensive line. The connection in QB Stability and Coaching Direction is the support around the quarterback when the opening call no longer solves the down. Roster Strength is the main separator, with Las Vegas carrying more usable depth when a game shifts away from the preferred matchup.
Where they separate: Roster Strength. Raiders hold the stronger current rating.
AFC South
Tennessee Titans sits 4th in the division, 13.6 PFM points from Houston.
More About the Team
Tennessee Titans in the Super Bowl Era
Tennessee is 0–1 in its only Super Bowl appearance.
- Super Bowl Titles
- 0
- Super Bowl Appearances
- 1
- Super Bowl Record
- 0–1
- Last Appearance
- 2000 Super Bowl XXXIV


