The Tennessee Titans will kick off the 2025 NFL season on the road, as the team will travel to Empower Field at Mile High to square off against the Denver Broncos.

With football finally back, let’s go over my BRUTALLY HONEST Titans record prediction. Yes, I’m a Titans fan and will forever be one, but I’m gonna remove all bias in this prediction.

**Written by Dharya Sharma**

**Founder/Owner of SharmSports. NFL contributor at** **The Sporting News**

Week 1 at Denver Broncos: LOSS (0-1)

This is a bad Week 1 matchup for the Titans. Denver boasts one of the league’s best defenses, and I think they’re just gonna be too much for a new-look Tennessee offense with Cam Ward making his debut.

I expect this to be a low-scoring battle, but the Broncos will pull it out in the end.

Week 2 vs. Los Angeles Rams: Loss (0-2)

I have the Rams winning the NFC and reaching the Super Bowl this year.

Though Los Angeles has gotten off to some slow starts in the past, they’re just a better and more experienced team than the Titans. Give me the Rams in this one.

Week 3 Vs. Indianapolis Colts: WIN (1-2)

The Colts are going to be a dumpster fire this season, especially with Daniel Jones at quarterback, who will have a tough time diagnosing and adjusting to Dennard Wilson and the Titans’ blitz packages.

Though the Colts’ secondary is much-improved and the defense should be solid, Brian Callahan’s offense should have no problem putting up points against them. Tennessee tallies its first win of the year versus the Colts at home.

Week 4 at Houston Texans: LOSS (1-3)

The Texans are the early favorites to win the AFC South, and I think they capture the early season home game versus the Titans with Cam Ward still working to adjust to NFL ball.

However, this Houston team is definitely beatable.

Week 5 at Arizona Cardinals: WIN (2-3)

The Titans and Cardinals are pretty evenly matched, but I’m gonna give the Titans the win here.

Arizona’s secondary is filled with young talent with not much experience outside of the safety duo of Budda Baker and Jalen Thompson. Tennessee’s veteran receivers in Calvin Ridley and Tyler Lockett should take full advantage. That seperates the Titans in this one.

Week 6 at Las Vegas Raiders: LOSS (2-4)

Don’t be shocked if the Raiders are a playoff team this season. The entire culture has changed under Pete Carroll, and the team quietly has a ton of exciting talent.

The Titans have the ability to compete with the Raiders, but I would slightly lean toward Las Vegas for now.

Week 7 Vs. New England Patriots: WIN (3-4)

The Mike Vrabel return game will be one marked on many calendars.

This game is very 50-50, but I’m gonna go with the Titans. At 2-4, Brian Callahan’s job would likely be on the line. The team will use that motivation and pick up an emotional win over the Vrabel-led Patriots to move to 3-4.

Week 8 at Indianapolis Colts: LOss (3-5)

Indianapolis will be bad, but they should be able to scrape at least one win over Tennessee this season. The Colts still some strengths that can give the Titans problems, including the offensive line and pass rush.

Week 9 vs. Los Angeles Chargers: LOSS (3-6)

The Chargers are a playoff-caliber team who are experienced and versatile on both sides of the ball. Even with Pro Bowl left tackle Rashawn Slater out for the season, they’re better than the Titans and will get the job done when they come to Nissan Stadium.

Week 10: BYE (3-6)

Week 11 vs. Houston Texans: WIN (4-6)

Splitting with the Texans is the most likely outcome. Houston has some holes on the offensive line, and though the defense should be stout, the Titans should be able to pull off one win over the Texans this year, just like they did in 2024.

Week 12 vs. Seattle Seahawks: Loss (4-7)

This will be another close game, but give me Mike Macdonald’s Seahawks. Seattle is one of the most underrated teams in the NFL and should compete for a playoff spot this season.

Week 13 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars: WIN (5-7)

Like the rest of the division, I have the Titans and Jaguars splitting this year. Both have their different strengths and weaknesses, so for a record prediction, a split makes the most sense.

Week 14 vs. Cleveland Browns: WIN (6-7, lol)

The Browns will be fighting for the No.1 pick by this time, and the Titans will still be alive in the playoff picture. Cleveland actually has a decent roster, but the quarterback situation is just too bad.

Week 15 vs. San Francisco 49ers: LOSS (6-8)

Historically, the Titans haven’t played well on the west coast. Though the 49ers are no longer a juggernaut, they should have enough to beat a Tennessee team that is traveling nearly 2,000 miles for this game.

Week 16 vs. Kansas City Chiefs: LOSS (6-9)

The Titans aren’t ready to compete with the AFC’s finest just yet. With Cam Ward, they should get there one day. But 2025 isn’t the year where they’re gonna knock off a battle-tested contender like Kansas City.

Week 17 vs. New Orleans Saints: WIN (7-9)

The Saints will be in No.1 pick contention by this time and nobody knows who they’re quarterback will be by late December. Give me Tennessee.

Week 18 at Jacksonville Jaguars: LOSS (7-10)

The Titans end the season with a loss to the Jaguars in Duval, splitting games with every team in the AFC South.

Overall, I think 7-10 is a super realistic prediction for the Titans this season. They’re gonna show a ton of promise, but the team is incredibly young and there is still a long way to go in this rebuild.

2025 Titans Record Prediction: A Step in the Right Direction

Written by Dharya Sharma