Titans vs Panthers Tickets

With just seven meetings through 2025 and Tennessee holding a 4-3 edge, Titans vs Panthers capture the essence of an under-the-radar inter-conference series. Both expansion-era franchises, the Titans relocating from Houston in 1997, Carolina born in 1995, have Super Bowl near-misses, adding urgency to every encounter. At Nissan Stadium, the riverside setting enhances the drama when the Panthers visit, turning these infrequent clashes into must-see events for fans who appreciate tactical chess matches in NFL games.

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Titans vs Panthers Matchup and Head to Head

The Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers have met just seven times in the regular season through the 2025 season, with the Titans holding a 4-3 edge in the all-time series. Their most recent encounter came on November 26, 2023, when the Titans edged the Panthers 17-10 at Tennessee's home stadium. Earlier highlights include the Panthers' two-game winning streak from November 15, 2015 (27-10 at Tennessee) to November 3, 2019 (30-20 at home), and their largest margin, a 31-6 rout of the then-Houston Oilers on November 24, 1996. Notably, the teams have never clashed in the playoffs as of December 2025.

This infrequent inter-conference matchup underscores a lack of deep rivalry history, with games occurring roughly every four years. The Titans franchise traces its roots to the 1960 Houston Oilers, three-time AFL champions before relocating to Tennessee in 1997, though they have yet to claim a Super Bowl title. The Panthers, established as an expansion team in 1995, reached Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004 and Super Bowl 50 in 2016 but fell short of championships in both. Without postseason meetings or annual divisional stakes, the intrigue lies in each team's broader narratives of resilience amid limited head-to-head drama.

Legendary Players:

• Titans: Earl Campbell (powerful running back), Warren Moon (prolific passer), Bruce Matthews (versatile lineman)

• Panthers: Steve Smith Sr. (reliable wide receiver), Julius Peppers (dominant defender), Cam Newton (dual-threat quarterback)

Stadium Experience and Ticket Information

Nissan Stadium hosts Titans home games, offering a riverside setting along the Cumberland that shapes the atmosphere for Panthers games on the schedule. Fans appreciate the open-air design, which amplifies crowd energy during inter-conference tilts like this one. When the Panthers visit, the venue takes on a unique character as travelling supporters mix with the home faithful, creating a balanced atmosphere distinct from divisional clashes.

Titans tickets here range from end-zone views to midfield premium, with easy access via Nashville's transport links. For these infrequent NFL games, sections near the tunnel provide strong sightlines to on-field action, while upper levels suit budget-conscious supporters. Consider midfield for the full perspective on defensive stands that often define the matchup.

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