The Titans partnered with Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) to honor three fallen soldiers. During our Salute to Service game, the families of the honored service members were recognized, and Titans players wore special helmet decals to pay tribute to the American heroes.

Through the Bob Woodruff Foundation and their partnership with the NFL Foundation, Titans staff joined CreatiVets to help prepare their new 24-hour art and music center for veterans, volunteering on sanding, staining, and painting projects.

In honor of Salute to Service Week, the Titans visited USO Fort Campbell for Tailgate Thursday on the Army base. Titans alumni Delanie Walker joined the event, interacting with service members and distributing Titans swag, while Little Caesars provided lunch for the soldiers.

The Titans celebrated Salute to Service Week by welcoming Wounded Warrior Project veterans for a tour of Nissan Stadium, followed by lunch with Titans alumni Dexter McCluster, Titans Cheerleaders, and T-Rac.

In honor of Salute to Service Week and Veterans Day, Titans players Darrell Baker Jr, Cody Barton, and Kendell Brooks visited Operation Stand Down Tennessee for lunch and bingo with local veterans.

The Tennessee Titans brought Fireball Fridays Game of the Week presented by Whataburger to Fairview High School. Titans player Anfernee Orji served as a guest captain and supported the teams from the sidelines.

Titans players and cheerleaders visited James Lawson High School for an Everfi Character Playbook event, where they spoke with 100 student-athletes about the importance of mental wellness and shared their own personal experiences and journeys.

Titans quarterback Cam Ward and running back Tyjae Spears joined fourth graders at KIPP Nashville College Prep Elementary for a fun-filled morning of activities and a competitive game of dodgeball.

The Tennessee Titans brought Fireball Fridays Game of the Week presented by Whataburger to Pearl Cohn High School. Titans players JC Latham and Carlos Watkins served as guest captains and supported the teams from the sidelines.

Titans rookie wide receivers Elic Ayomanor and Chimere Dike spent a fun morning at Coopertown Elementary School, joining second-grade students for a Q&A, dancing, and games of tug-of-war and Red Light, Green Light.

Titans defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph-Day teamed up with Backfield in Motion to surprise kids with Halloween costumes and a festive celebration.

Titans players Kendell Brooks and James Proche III visited the Metro Parks Looby Community Center in Nashville, Tennessee, to play fun and competitive 'Minute to Win It' games with kids in the after-school program.