Titans
Coverage of Titans in the Nexus archive.
- LISTEN: Catch up on All Things Metro — Music City Center, Nashville Police Drones, Vice Mayor
Reporters Steven Hale and Stephen Elliott discussed several local issues regarding the Metro Council, including the Titans' mascot T-Rac. They also covered Music City Center refinancing and expansion plans, discussions about police drones, and the start of the vice mayoral race. The content was produced by Andrea Tudhope.
- Two Titans ruled out for season, including 2026 draft pick
Head coach Robert Saleh announced that Jaylen Harrell and Jaren Kanak are ruled out for the remainder of the season after sustaining injuries during the Titans’ preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers. Harrell tore his ACL, while Kanak suffered a pectoral injury.
- Titans legend Chris Johnson reveals ALS diagnosis
Chris Johnson, a Titans legend, revealed his ALS diagnosis on Good Morning America. The football community is celebrating his impact.
- Blaise Taylor murder trial begins with opening statements
Blaise Taylor's murder trial began with opening statements, as he faces charges for allegedly poisoning his pregnant girlfriend, Jade Benning, who died from acute cocaine toxicity. Prosecutors and defense presented conflicting accounts of their relationship and the events leading to Benning's death on Feb. 25, 2023, including her call to a friend claiming someone tampered with her drink.
- LIVE: Murder trial begins for former Titans scout Blaise Taylor in Nashville
Blaise Taylor, a former college football player and Titans scout, faces trial for allegedly poisoning his pregnant girlfriend, Jade Benning, who died in March 2023. Taylor is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of felony murder in connection with Benning's death and the loss of their fetus.
- Check out visible construction progress at new Nissan Stadium in Nashville
Construction on the new Nissan Stadium in Nashville shows visible progress with exterior and interior updates, including installed LED boards, structural supports, completed brickwork, and plumbing for expanded bathroom facilities. The stadium is over halfway finished, expected to open in February 2027, and will host the 2030 Super Bowl.