Free agency has begun in the NFL, and a new year of football is upon us, but that might not mean more to any other franchise than the Tennessee Titans.
Not only have the Titans gone to work early and often in the free agency window to pick up a slew of new talent to surround former No. 1 pick quarterback Cam Word, but they also have their new stadium opening up next year in Nashville.
It’s a new era for the Titans, and that also means one major change: their logo and uniforms.
Gone are the flaming thumbtack insignia and navy colors of old, as the Titans are embracing the history of the Houston Oilers by returning to the classic color scheme.
While the new logo had already leaked due to numerous items put up for sale online early, on Thursday, the uniforms set to be debuted before the NFL Draft were also revealed early.
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A series of photos featuring players, including Ward, was shared across social media, allegedly from an early upload on the Titans’ team side.
The Titans are not the only team expected to change their primary uniforms or logo this offseason.
The Los Angeles Rams appear to be heading towards the end of their gradient experiment, going for more classic uniforms with the team’s horns on the shoulders while changing the “LA” logo from multicolor to pure yellow/gold.
Although not as extreme as the Titans or Rams, the Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, and Washington Commanders are all expected to make uniform changes heading into the 2026 campaign.
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