In a recent announcement on NFL Network (May 13), the Tennessee Titans have learned they won't be packing their bags for an international game in 2026. The team's last overseas adventure was in 2023, when they faced the Baltimore Ravens at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. As the league prepares for a record-breaking nine international contests in 2026, the Titans find themselves among just seven NFL franchises still searching for that first win on foreign soil.

While the full 2026 NFL schedule drops at 7 p.m. CT on May 14, Titans fans already know their team's opponents: two games each against AFC South rivals, plus matchups with every team from the AFC North and NFC East, and single games against Detroit, Las Vegas, and the New York Jets. It's a challenging slate that could test the Titans' mettle—even if they won't be testing it in a new time zone.

The 2026 international lineup is a globe-trotting affair, with games scheduled in London, Paris, Madrid, Munich, Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, and Mexico City. The designated home teams include the Jacksonville Jaguars and Washington Commanders (London), New Orleans Saints (Paris), Atlanta Falcons (Madrid), Detroit Lions (Munich), Los Angeles Rams (Melbourne), Dallas Cowboys (Rio), and San Francisco 49ers (Mexico City). For Titans fans dreaming of a European road trip, the wait continues—but with the NFL's international expansion, it's only a matter of time before Nashville's team gets another shot on the world stage.