Titans' 2024 NFL Schedule Features Road Games at Bills, Lions, and Dolphins

The 2024 NFL schedule has the Tennessee Titans playing outside their division against the AFC East and NFC North. Home and road matchups are set. Dates remain unscheduled.

The Tennessee Titans' 2024 NFL schedule features five playoff teams and three more teams with winning records.

Based on the National Football League schedule rotation, the Titans will face every team from the AFC East and NFC North next season — besides their six home and away matchups with AFC South rivals. The Titans will host the New England Patriots,  New York Jets, Green Bay Packers, and Minnesota Vikings at Nissan Stadium. The Titans will travel to play the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears, and Detroit Lions. 

That home game against the Patriots could provide an intriguing reunion — if the rumors pan out that coach Mike Vrabel is replacing Bill Belichick.

Since the Titans finished fourth in the AFC South, they'll host the fourth-place team from the AFC North, the Cincinnati Bengals. The Titans will go on the road to meet the AFC West's Los Angeles Chargers.

The Titans also will travel to D.C. for a game against the Washington Commanders.

Here are the opponents on the Titans' 2024 schedule:

Titans Home Games in 2024

• New England Patriots
• New York Jets 
• Green Bay Packers 
• Minnesota Vikings 
• Cincinnati Bengals 
• Houston Texans 
• Indianapolis Colts 
• Jacksonville Jaguars

Titans Away Games in 2024

• Buffalo Bills 
• Miami Dolphins 
• Chicago Bears 
• Detroit Lions 
• Los Angeles Chargers 
• Washington Commanders 
• Houston Texans 
• Indianapolis Colts 
• Jacksonville Jaguars

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