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A guide to the Titans’ 2023 NFL season

Football is back — here’s how to stream the games, tailgate like a pro, and cheer on the Tennessee Titans this 2023 NFL season.

An aerial view of Nissan Stadium.

Let’s Titan Up and pack these stands, shall we?

Photo via Pexels

Music City, put on your two-tone blue — football season is back. Gear up with all things game day before the Titans’ first game on Sunday, Sept. 10.

What everyone’s talking about:

The newly-approved, enclosed Titans stadium won’t be around until 2027, but it’s sure to be the talk of the locker room this season — catch up on what you’ve missed.

The team will also travel across the pond for the second time under coach Mike Vrabel’s leadership to take on the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6 at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Note: This matchup is counted as a home game, meaning the Titans only play at Nissan eight times during the regular season.

The best way to watch from home:

Watch the Titans live with a 5-day free trial of DIRECTV Stream or with a Hulu Live TV subscription.

Reminder: Thursday Night Football will be streamed exclusively on Prime Video, which you’ll need a Prime membership to watch.

The games worth getting tickets to:

First home game: Chargers vs. Titans | Sunday, Sept. 17 | 12 p.m.

Rivalry game: Texans vs. Titans | Sunday, Dec. 17 | 12 p.m.

Browse all single-game tickets.

A Titans kicker preparing to punt the ball at Nissan Stadium.

A view from the Titans’ only home preseason game this year.

Photo via the Tennessee Titans

Your must-bring stadium items:

A quick Nissan Stadium survival guide:

  • Take a game day train ride and shuttle service via The Titans Express and InShuttle with round-trip tickets costing $15.
  • Parking passes are sold out — if you have one, here’s how to get to each lot. Traffic patterns may vary game by game.
  • Fans of legal drinking age can sign a pledge not to drink and become designated drivers for their group — this earns you a token redeemable for free soft drinks at the concessions.

Your best tailgate ever:

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