CLEVELAND (Interstat) — The Tennessee Titans held off a late rally to defeat the Cleveland Browns 31 to 29 on Sunday at Huntington Bank Field. Tony Pollard’s 161 rushing yards and two touchdowns, including a 65-yard score, powered the Titans. Cleveland quarterback Shedeur Sanders passed for 364 yards and three touchdowns, leading two fourth-quarter scores, but both two-point conversion attempts failed. The Titans improved to 2-11, while the Browns fell to 3-10. Attendance was 62,982.

Struggling Titans, Browns Meet in Cleveland CLEVELAND (Interstat) — Two of the NFL’s most disappointing teams will seek a rare bright spot when the Tennessee Titans visit the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, Dec. 7, 2025, at Huntington Bank Field. The matchup features clubs with a combined 4-20 record. The visiting Titans (1-11) have lost eight straight, most recently a 25-3 home defeat to Jacksonville on Nov. 30. The Browns (3-9) are coming off a 26-8 loss to San Francisco. Despite the records, the Titans are a 4.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook, with an over/under of 33.5 points. National Statistical’s game simulator projects a 31-21 Cleveland victory. The game will hinge on the performance of two young quarterbacks. Tennessee’s Cam Ward has shown flashes of dual-threat ability during the losing streak, rushing for 77 yards and a touchdown over his last three games while averaging 197 passing yards. However, the offense managed only three points last week. Cleveland’s Shedeur Sanders has been inconsistent in his rookie season. He followed an efficient 209-yard, two-touchdown performance in a Week 11 win over Las Vegas with a 149-yard outing in the loss to the 49ers. Running back Quinshon Judkins, who had 91 rushing yards last week, will be a focal point against a Titans defense that has allowed 25.8 points per game. Tennessee’s lone win came in early October at Arizona. Since then, the Titans have been outscored by an average of 12 points. Cleveland’s three victories have been sporadic, with its most convincing win a 31-6 triumph over Miami in Week 6. The Browns lead the all-time series 37-34. This will be the first meeting between Ward and Sanders. Following this game, Tennessee travels to San Francisco on Dec. 14. Cleveland will visit Chicago the same day.