T-Rac's Halloween Candy Shopping Spree

With Halloween around the corner, Titans mascot T-Rac makes a dash to Kroger to stock up on his favorite candy in time for the big day!

The Titans teamed up with Feeding Nashville to feed members of the Nashville community a Thanksgiving meal at Nissan Stadium.

Titans running back, Derrick Henry, visited local students to talk about the new Black Boys Film, kicking off an Old Spice initiative to help ALL young guys feel confident in their own skin and raise graduation rates in underserved communities over the next 10 years.

The Tennessee Titans are working with Pinnacle Financial Partners and the Nashville Entrepreneur Center to celebrate small businesses and create unique opportunities for local entrepreneurs through 'The Pitch for Good: Tennessee Tough.' This contest will award a local entrepreneur with a grand prize of being a Titans sponsor in 2021.

During the Thursday Night Football matchup between the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts, one fan in attendance received an emotional surprise. Larry Hale, of Memphis, was gifted a new, Titans-branded wheelchair courtesy of team partner, Permobil. Hale is a veteran of the United States Army and a huge Titans fan. The trip to Nissan Stadium was his first Titans game since the team moved to Nashville and his first-ever visit to Music City.

Sergeant First Class Jeremy Miller will be honored as the team's honorary 12th Titan before Sunday's Week 9 Titans-Bears game at Nissan Stadium. Sergeant First Class Miller is the Non-commissioned Officer of the Year for the 101st Airborne Division and currently serves as the First Sergeant for Dog Company, 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team.

Members of the Tennessee National Guard hype up the Titans in advance of Sunday's Week 9 matchup against the Chicago Bears at Nissan Stadium.

Learn more about the 101st Airborne Division ("Screaming Eagles), a light infantry division of the United States Army based in Fort Campbell specializing in air assault operations.

Titans head coach Mike Vrabel and Titans players thank men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces for their service during the NFL's Salute to Service Week.

The Tennessee Titans visit soldiers at Fort Campbell on Warrior Wednesday during the NFL's 'Salute to Service' Week.

Former Titan Marc Mariani and the Titans deliver a special treat to long-time season ticket members Jim and Linda Linton, whose family enjoyed a Sunday 'Home-Gate,' courtesy of Kroger and Coca-Cola.

The Tennessee Titans wish you a safe and fun-filled Halloween!

Die-hard Titans fan John Causley gets a special visit from the Titans, who provide a random act of kindness, including an extra large 'Tennessee Tough' sign for his front yard.

Run, walk, or jog the Titans Virtual 5K any time between Sunday, November 1 through Sunday, November 15. Where? Anywhere! This is your virtual 5K experience, and we want you to complete it wherever you can and want to — sidewalks, paths, treadmill — every mile counts! Learn more at tennesseetitans.com/5k.

Today, we recognize the students and faculty of Fisk University as our honorary 12th Titans.

Former Titans defensive lineman Josh Evans, who played a big role in Tennessee's march to the Super Bowl in 1999 -- and is now battling cancer -- is today's 12th Titan Sword of Honoree.

Mike Keith goes 1-on-1 with Titans All-Pro safety Kevin Byard in this week's 'Nissan Insider.'

If you're in Middle Tennessee or Houston and have been wanting to add a pet to your family, you're in luck! BETTER CITIES FOR PETS™ Adoption Weekend (Oct. 17-18) has expanded for 2020, going virtual and the organization plans to cover up to $100,000 in adoption fees. MARS is helping five shelters in Nashville and Houston make dogs available for adoption. Learn how to participate here: www.bettercitiesforpets.com/adoptionweekend2020

We are built for this. We are Tennessee Tough.

The Titans partnered with Academy Sports + Outdoors to surprise longtime Titans season ticket holder Tracy Bates, whose husband recently passed away, prepping her back yard and porch for the 2020 Titans season.

Reflecting on the resiliency, unity and hope of our great state as we build an even stronger and tougher Tennessee, together.

Titans players encourage everyone to register and vote during this election season.

Titans players, express their thoughts, stand in unity on social injustice issues Thursday at Saint Thomas Sports Park.

Titans players encourage everyone to register and vote during this election season.

The Tennessee Titans support the movement to end racism, and want to be a part of positive change. Our players have selected inspiring quotes and words that as you listen, we hope bring upon reflection, inspiration and the conversation necessary to lead to action.