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Week 7, Sun, Oct 25, 12:00 PM local

Cleveland Brownsat Tennessee Titans

Nissan Stadium, Nashville. Fly into BNA.

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Tickets on Ticket Squeeze

2,481 listed, from $36 each. Check the total at checkout.

Kickoff slot

Early

Lots open before breakfast.

Lots open

8:00 AM

Local time on game day.

Where to stay

In the city

Tailgate from 8:00 AM, then the game.

The matchup

On CBS

Browns

3-2, 1-2 on the road

Titans

0-5, 0-3 at home

50% to winESPN's model50% to win

Injury report

  • Browns
  • QuestionableCarson Schwesinger, LB, ankle
  • QuestionableQuinshon Judkins, RB, foot
  • QuestionableKC Concepcion, WR, concussion
  • QuestionableRaheim Sanders, RB, hip
  • QuestionableTytus Howard, OT, knee
  • Titans
  • OutNicholas Singleton, RB, coach's decision
  • OutDavid Martin-Robinson, TE, hamstring
  • OutJaylon Jones, CB, coach's decision
  • QuestionableKevin Winston Jr., S, quadriceps
  • QuestionableCor'Dale Flott, CB, chest
Form, ESPN's model and the stat leaders
Form

The Browns are 3-1 after 4 games, 1st in the AFC North.

They have won 3 in a row.

They are 1-1 on the road.

The Titans are 0-3 after 3 games, 3rd in the AFC South.

They have lost 3 in a row.

They are 0-2 at home.

The Titans have won 0 of their last 5.

The Browns have won 3 of their last 5.

ESPN's model

ESPN's model gives the Titans a 50 percent chance at home.

Browns

L34-10 @ JAXW23-19 @ TBW21-18 vs CARW27-24 vs PITL17-12 @ NYJ
  • Passing YardsD. Watson, 95/148, 1,010 YDS, 7 TD, 2 INT
  • Rushing YardsQ. Judkins, 73 CAR, 221 YDS, 1 TDQuestionable
  • Receiving YardsD. Boston, 16 REC, 330 YDS, 3 TD

Titans

L23-10 vs NYJL24-20 vs PHIL12-7 @ NYGL24-18 @ BALL26-3 vs HOU
  • Passing YardsC. Ward, 98/155, 896 YDS, 3 TD, 3 INT
  • Rushing YardsT. Pollard, 68 CAR, 273 YDS, 1 TD
  • Receiving YardsC. Tate, 23 REC, 274 YDS

Win chances come from ESPN's model.

What we know about Nissan Stadium

Where visiting fans stay

Checked at the source
  • Downtown Nashville / SoBro. 22 min. walk across the Woodland Street Bridge (the stadium's own recommended fastest route) or the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. The map makes it look like the stadium is across the river and far away, but it isn't. It's about 1.1 miles and a 22-minute walk from downtown, and three bridges cross over to it. Broadway's honky-tonks between the river and Bridgestone Arena, plus 1st and 2nd Avenues north of Broadway, are where all the pre and post game action happens. The east bank has none of it, so stay on the west side and walk both ways.
  • The Gulch. 30 min. walk to Broadway then across the bridge, or free WeGo bus on gameday. This spot is ten to fifteen minutes on foot southwest of Broadway, with a better restaurant scene and quieter, pricier hotels. Pick this if you want the game and the city but want to skip the bachelorette party crowds on lower Broadway on a Saturday night. You can still walk easily or take a $2 WeGo ride to the stadium, and WeGo local buses are free on Titans home game days.
  • East Nashville. 20 min. walk from Woodland St. Woodland Street and Shelby Avenue is the local option, and it's the only side of the river the stadium actually sits on. You'll find independent bars and restaurants and cheaper rooms here. The stadium's own transportation page says you can walk from East Nashville at Woodland St. and Shelby Ave. The tradeoff is you're away from Broadway, which for most first-time visitors is the whole point of coming to Nashville.

Around the stadium

From a specialist guide
The east bank around the current Nissan Stadium is just surface parking lots and the construction site for the new stadium. There's no hotel and bar scene over there, and with the new stadium going up right next door, there won't be one this season either. Everything a visiting fan wants, Broadway, 1st and 2nd Avenues, SoBro, is on the west bank. The hotels that show up in searches as 'near the stadium,' like Quality Inn Nashville Downtown Stadium at 0.2 miles, Clarion Hotel Downtown Nashville Stadium at 0.5 miles, and Hotel Indigo at 0.5 miles, are budget places, not a real district.

Getting in from the airport

From a specialist guide
From BNA Nashville International, you can take a taxi at a published flat rate, or ride the WeGo Public Transit bus from the stadium's Transportation Center on Level 1 of Terminal Garage 2.

Getting to the stadium

Checked at the source
Woodland Street Bridge (the stadium's recommended fastest crossing), about 22 min. It lands you right at the stadium's northwest side. Nissan Stadium's own transportation page says this bridge, not the more famous pedestrian one, is the fastest way across. John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. This is a 3,150-foot pedestrian-only bridge across the Cumberland, with a 15-foot bike lane down the middle and 10-foot sidewalks on each side. The east end has a pedestrian plaza close to Nissan Stadium. It's the prettier walk and gets heavy use on game day, but it's not the fastest route. WeGo local bus routes 4, 14, 23, 41 and 56 via Elizabeth Duff Transit Center. All buses drop you off on Woodland Street and South 1st Street by the Woodland Street bridge, and WeGo staff are on site. WeGo express park-and-ride services. Woodland Street and South 1st Street, by the Woodland Street bridge.

Tailgating

From a specialist guide
These are two different things, so keep them separate. Real tailgating needs a vehicle: you can only tailgate directly behind your car, tents can be weighted down but not staked into the ground, propane grills are not allowed, and every stadium or club-controlled lot has to be cleared of tailgating gear within 45 minutes after kickoff. If you're on foot, head to the Pinnacle Titan Up Tailgate in the South Plaza by Gates 8 and 9. The Titans run it themselves, and it opens at 10 a.m. for a noon kickoff with live music, tailgate games and drink specials. It's not clear if you need a game ticket to get in. Worth knowing too: fans also gather informally on the bluff across the Cumberland River, on the west bank facing the stadium. Pinnacle Titan Up Tailgate, South Plaza by Gates 8 and 9. No admission charge is advertised, and it's not clear if you need a game ticket to get in. It opens at 10:00 a.m. for a 12:00 p.m. CT kickoff, two hours before kickoff, the same time the stadium gates open.

Getting in

Checked at the source
  • Bag policy: Clear bags can be up to 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches. Non-transparent bags, wallets and cases can't be bigger than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches. One exception worth knowing: enclosed seat cushions with no zippers or metal pieces are allowed, which is unusual since most NFL stadiums ban them. Every gate has a medical lane marked with red signs for people who need accommodations.
  • Re-entry: The stadium says re-entry isn't allowed, but that statement only appears inside the smoking policy section, not as a general rule in the A-Z guide.
  • Prohibited items: You can't bring in outside food or drinks, coolers or containers including glass bottles and cans, umbrellas, strollers, baby seats, camera lenses over 6 inches, poles, selfie sticks, weapons, or animals other than service animals. Smoking and vaping are banned everywhere in the stadium, and there are no designated smoking areas.

Touring the stadium

Checked at the source
no-public-tours, There is no public tour product at the current Nissan Stadium at all, not on gameday, not on any other day. The only tours available are private group tours for parties of at least 25, and these run only through December 2026, after which the building goes out of service. Do not offer a stadium tour as part of a 2026 Nashville package. https://nissanstadium.com/stadium-tours/ - > *"At this time, public tours for the current Nissan Stadium are not available."*

After the final whistle

From a specialist guide
There's no official clearance time published for cars. What we do know is that parking lots close two hours after the game, and tailgating in stadium or club-controlled lots has to be cleared within 45 minutes after kickoff. The main thing is that most of the crowd walks out across the bridges into downtown, so if you're on foot you're easy, you're not stuck behind the same bottleneck as the cars.

One thing to avoid

From a specialist guide
Don't book a car or a stadium parking lot. Titans parking needs a permit, downtown garages are cheaper, and WeGo local buses are free on game day, so a car just gets you stuck in a bridge line for nothing. Also don't book a cheap motel out on the far east side thinking you'll walk in. The walk that actually works is from downtown across the bridges, not from out along the river. And if a fan is booking for 2027 or later, let them know they'll be buying tickets for a different, domed stadium.

Bars near the stadium

Checked at the source

  • Acme Feed & Seed

    101 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37201

    Acme runs a free tailgate and watch party on its second floor and rooftop for every single Titans home game, with doors at 10 a.m. It's a weekly thing, not a one-off.

    Away fans: mostly home fans, but it's open door to everyone, free entry, all ages.

  • Neighbors Germantown

    313 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN 37208 (Germantown)

    Neighbors is the pick if you want the Titans without the Broadway tourist crowd. It's a Germantown neighborhood bar with a Cheers style, everybody-knows-you feel and a dog-friendly patio, and on Titans Sundays it leans into it with blue Titans tea and $2 blue jello shots, both team colored and cheap enough to be about the ritual, not the money.

    Away fans: mostly home fans.

  • HQ Nashville

    114 2nd Ave S, Nashville, TN 37201 (SoBro)

    HQ claims one of the largest screens in downtown Nashville, which makes it the pick for a group that wants to actually watch the game instead of glancing at a TV between songs. It started as Headquarters Beercade, and the arcade roots are still there with retro cabinets next to the bar, which gives it an unpretentious feel in a stretch of downtown that mostly isn't.

    Away fans: mixed crowd, shows the full NFL slate.

  • Broadway Brewhouse

    Broadway, Lower Broadway, Nashville (street number unconfirmed)

    If your fan wants Lower Broadway without a live band drowning out the commentary, this is the spot. The Nashville Downtown Partnership's guide calls it out for having televisions facing every direction and, just as important, no live music, which on that street actually sets it apart instead of being a downside.

    Away fans: mixed crowd, Broadway is a tourist strip.

What to eat

The local food this city is known for: nashville hot chicken.

Inside the stadium, 2026 season

  • Hattie B's Hot Chicken is on the stadium's concessions list. 2026 is the last season in this stadium. Source

Stand line-ups change every season.

Sidequests in Nashville

Listed in the order they happen. Each one earns points.

  1. Eat65 points

    Arnold's Country Kitchen meat-and-three

    Arnold's Country Kitchen is a family-run meat-and-three since 1982 that won a James Beard American Classics award, known for its greens, fried green tomatoes, and cornbread. It's only open weekdays and Saturday for lunch, so go the day before a Sunday game.

    $. The day before

  2. Landmark65 points

    Ryman Auditorium

    The Ryman Auditorium is the 1892 tabernacle that housed the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974, two blocks off Broadway. It runs daytime self-guided and guided backstage tours whenever there's no show.

    $$. The day before

  3. Outing40 points

    Nashville Farmers' Market

    Nashville Farmers' Market runs year-round below the State Capitol, with outdoor farm sheds and an indoor Market House food hall of restaurants and shops. It's a casual lunch or Saturday morning stop about a mile from Broadway.

    $. The day before

  4. Outing40 points

    Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

    The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum sits at the downtown end of the pedestrian bridge, open 9am to 5pm daily, with family activities and a Taylor Swift Education Center. It advises avoiding the 11am to 2pm crowds, so go early.

    $$. The day before

  5. Eat65 points

    Biscuit Love, The Gulch

    Biscuit Love has been doing scratch biscuits in the Gulch since 2012, known for its sugared bonuts and the East Nasty, fried chicken, sausage gravy, and cheddar on a biscuit. Expect a line on weekend mornings.

    $$. 5 hours before kickoff

  6. Eat65 points

    Prince's Hot Chicken at Assembly Food Hall

    Prince's Hot Chicken serves the Prince family's century-old recipe at a counter inside the Fifth + Broadway food hall. It's about a 15-minute walk over the pedestrian bridge to the stadium.

    $. 3 hours 30 minutes before kickoff

  7. Drink25 points

    Tootsie's Orchid Lounge

    Tootsie's Orchid Lounge is the purple-fronted honky-tonk on Broadway since 1960 where Willie Nelson first played his hits, with live music on several stages and a rooftop. It opens 9:30am daily, so it works before a noon kickoff.

    $$. 3 hours before kickoff

  8. Drink25 points

    Acme Feed & Seed rooftop

    Acme Feed & Seed is a three-level bar in an 1890 building at the downtown end of the pedestrian bridge, with a rooftop looking over the river toward the stadium. The rooftop opens at noon most days, 11am on Saturday.

    $$. 2 hours 30 minutes before kickoff

  9. Tailgate65 points

    South Plaza tailgate at Gates 8 and 9

    The Titans run a pregame tailgate on the stadium's South Plaza at Gates 8 and 9, with live music, tailgate games, and drink specials starting at 10am for a noon kickoff. It's on foot from the pedestrian bridge, no car needed.

    $. 2 hours before kickoff

  10. Photo25 points

    Skyline from the pedestrian bridge

    From mid-span on the Seigenthaler bridge you get the Cumberland River, the Broadway skyline behind you, and the stadium ahead. The light is best in late afternoon after a noon game.

    Free. 3 hours 20 minutes after kickoff

Seats and views

Where each part of Nissan Stadium sits, and what you see from it.

What kind of game day do you want?

Pick one and Scout shows you where to sit.

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