NASHVILLE, TENN. – The lack of the Titans in primetime in the schedule released Wednesday evening shouldn't be a surprise.
While there is local excitement about what the team's done this offseason, a small-market team with an unproven quarterback, a first-year rookie coach and little star power isn't a big draw.
Tennessee is on Monday Night Football in Miami in Week Four. That game is on ESPN at 6:30 p.m. CT while Seattle will play at Detroit on ABC at 7:15 p.m. CT.
Teams with as little "flash" to their schedule as the #Titans:#Panthers play a home game in Munich#Colts play a road SNF game#Cardinals host a MNF game#Raiders host a MNF game#NFL not putting Raiders on more primetime shows it can be done with big-name franchise. https://t.co/68BA77lW74
— Paul Kuharsky (@PaulKuharskyNFL) May 16, 2024
Last year on MNF in Miami on Dec. 11, the Titans recorded a record rally in the final three minutes to beat the Dolphins, 28-27.
The requirement that all teams play a Thursday night game no longer exists.
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