Big news for Tennessee Titans fans: the team will not be packing their bags for an overseas matchup in 2026. According to an NFL Network announcement on May 13, the Titans have been left off the list of teams participating in next year's international games.

This means Nashville's finest will have to wait a bit longer to improve their less-than-stellar record on foreign soil. The Titans' last international appearance came in 2023, when they faced the Baltimore Ravens at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London—a game that ended in a tough loss. In fact, heading into 2026, the Titans are one of just seven NFL franchises that have never won an international game. Ouch.

But don't hang your jerseys up just yet. The full 2026 NFL schedule drops on May 14 at 7 p.m. CT, and the Titans have a slate of exciting matchups to look forward to. They'll play two games each against their AFC South division rivals, plus face every team from the AFC North and NFC East. Add in games against the Detroit Lions, Las Vegas Raiders, and New York Jets, and it's shaping up to be a season full of prime-time potential.

Meanwhile, the NFL is going global in a big way, with a record nine international contests planned for 2026. Games will be held 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).

So while the Titans won't be crossing any oceans next season, there's still plenty to get excited about. Whether you're gearing up for a rivalry rematch or dreaming of a playoff run, make sure your Titans gear is ready to go. After all, every game is a chance to make history—even if it's on home turf.