The Tennessee Titans have officially lost 10 straight games in the AFC South. Yeah, you read that right. Ten. Straight. That’s not just a rough patch, folks, that’s the longest active streak of pure intradivision futility in the entire league. It’s a brutal reality check for a team that’s just trying to find a win in its own backyard.
Stuck in a Division Doomsloop
When dysfunctional teams do dysfunctional things, you get streaks like this. We’re talking multiple years without a single division win. Even worse? They haven’t won a home game against the Houston Texans, the team that used to be based in their city three decades ago, since 2020. Think about that. The Texans have actually racked up a five-game winning streak on the road against the Titans. That’s a historic kind of slump, tied for the longest streak any visiting team has ever had at the Titans/Oilers. We’ve seen this kind of road dominance before, sure, like the Raiders at the Oilers from ’67 to ’76, the Steelers from ’72 to ’76, or the Colts against the Titans from 2012 to 2016. But it doesn’t make it any less shocking to see it happen again right now.
0-4 and Looking for Answers
Last year, when these two teams first met, they were both struggling at 0-3. Fast forward to this year, 2026, and somehow, they’ve managed to outdo themselves. Both the Titans and the Texans are sitting at a grim 0-4. It’s gotten so bad that, according to NBC Sports, “not even the Weather Channel wants to televise this one.” That’s a pretty damning indictment, isn’t it? When you’re losing so consistently, and so unremarkably, that even basic cable isn’t interested, you know you’ve got some serious issues to sort out.
The Titans are desperate to snap this brutal streak. With both teams still winless, this division matchup is their chance to finally grab a W, but it’s clear they’ve got a monumental task ahead of them to turn things around.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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