Titans vs. Broncos: TV schedule, how to stream, injuries, odds, more

The Tennessee Titans (5-3) and Denver Broncos (3-5) are set to battle it out inside Nissan Stadium in an intra-conference clash between two AFC teams.

Unfortunately, after reeling off five straight victories, Tennessee had its winning streak come to an end last weekend against the perennial AFC West champion Kansas City Chiefs.

This week, they face another AFC west team in the Broncos that is desperate to keep its diminishing playoff hopes alive.

Fortunately for the Titans, they will have their starting quarterback for the first time in two games, while also having their most talented wide receiver, Treylon Burks, for the first time in four outings.

On the contrary, this Titans’ elite defense, which has been the strength of the team, is heading into this game extremely banged up at the moment. Tennessee’s defensive unit will take the field without Jeffery Simmons, Amani Hooker, Bud Dupree, and Zach Cunningham.

A victory for the Titans would push their record to 6-3 while keeping their stranglehold on the AFC South. 

As for the Broncos, they’re going to do everything possible to claw their way back into at least the wild card conversation.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some vital information you’ll need to know as we inch toward Sunday’s action.