With the 2023 season in the books following their 28-20 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 18, the Tennessee Titans will turn their attention to the 2024 campaign.
It remains to be seen what direction the Titans will go when it comes to their head coach and general manager, and who they’ll add in free agency and the 2024 NFL draft, but we do know who Tennessee will play next season.
Based on the current composition of their future opponents, the Titans are set to have a tough slate of games. Of course, a lot can change between now and next September.
Of the 14 teams on the future slate, eight of them had a winning record in 2023. Five of those teams made the playoffs, and each of the three that didn’t lost their starting quarterback to injury.
Of the teams that finished with a record below .500, three of them figure to be better next season, whether that be because they’re a team on the rise or are expecting a key player back from injury.
The good news is, Titans are set to have plenty of resources to give them a better shot to navigate a tough schedule, with Tennessee having $76 million in cap space, per Over the Cap, and the No. 7 overall pick.
Here’s a full look at the Titans’ 2024 opponents, with exact dates and times coming when the full schedule is released in May.
Indianapolis Colts (home and away)
Houston Texans (home and away)
Jacksonville Jaguars (home and away)
Washington Commanders (away)
Los Angeles Chargers (away)
Chicago Bears (away)
Detroit Lions (away)
Miami Dolphins (away)
Buffalo Bills (away)
Cincinnati Bengals (home)
New York Jets (home)
Minnesota Vikings (home)
Green Bay Packers (home)
New England Patriots (home)
