The Tennessee Titans fell to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, extending their late-game struggles and tying an NFL record for the most games in a single season without consecutive victories.
The loss at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on October 25, 2026, marked another fourth-quarter collapse for Tennessee. Quarterback Cam Ward was stopped short of the end zone on a crucial drive, while Browns running back Quinshon Judkins scored a touchdown in the first half. Titans head coach Robert Saleh addressed reporters after the game, with the team still searching for its first back-to-back wins of the season.
Running back Tony Pollard provided a bright spot with a first-half touchdown, but the Titans' defense could not contain Cleveland's offense. Safety Kevin Winston Jr. and defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons were among those unable to stop Judkins' scoring run. The defeat leaves Tennessee with a record that matches the NFL mark for futility in stringing together wins.
