The Tennessee Titans have some very busy uniforms. They sport a fake sword motif on the shoulder, some bold blue colors, and a big workmark on the front. Perhaps opting for a simpler look, it appears as though this franchise is going to unveil some new threads ahead of the 2026 season after rebranding once prior in the 2018 campaign.
Fans are always going to be interested in how new uniforms are going to look, and it looks like there will finally going to be some sort of concrete unveiling in the near future after quite some time of trying to read some tea leaves on social media. Mark your calendars for March 12.
Billboards have gone up across Nashville sporting a "03.12.26" date on them, implying that the Titans' new jerseys will be revealed on March 12. While this is subject to change, it appears as though fans are finally getting closer to some sort of official
Titans billboard may hint at release date for rumored new uniforms
There has been some rumored (and therefore unconfirmed) scuttlebutt online that would suggest the Titans are leaning into their old Houston Oilers identity. Powder blue is in, white may be coming back as a primary color, and the red accents will be even more pronounced.
For most of their first 20 years of existence as the Titans, Tennessee leaned on its white-helmeted look with both navy blue and powder blue as its primary colors. When the Mike Vrabel era came around, they swapped out their blocky numbers for a sleeker look and a navy helmet.
The rebrand has been coming for some time, as Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon seemingly hinted as such when the team drafted Cam Ward last season. Some fans will undoubtedly have mixed feelings about this, as the uniforms they had now weren't necessarily bad.
However, the Oilers nostalgia may be too strong to overcome. Fans will have to wait a few more weeks before they see the new threads, but time will tell just how sharp the overhaul of their overall aesthetic under the Robert Saleh regime will be.