Bears vs Titans Game Analysis and Preview
The Titans will host the Chicago Bears this Saturday, August 29th.
This preseason game lineup may be closer to Week 1 of the regular season for the Chicago Bears as their injury troubles continue. Join us at PayPerHead to see which team is the favorite in this Bears vs Titans prediction.
Chicago Bears Recent Updates: Preseason Flip Flop
The Bears finished last in the NFC North in 2024 with a 5-12 record, the only team in the division not to make the playoffs. They turned that around in 2025, winning the division with an 11-6 record and making the playoffs for the first time since 2020.
Trailing 21-3 at halftime in the Wild Card Round against the Packers, they made a huge comeback to win the game, 31-27. That marked their first playoff victory since the 2010 season.
They took on the Rams in the Divisional Round, where quarterback Caleb Williams threw a touchdown pass with 18 seconds left to tie the game. But in overtime, Williams threw his third interception of the game, which ended their playoff run.
In Week 1 of the preseason, the Bears were victorious over the Browns 34-10. But in Week 2, the Bengals flipped the playbook and beat the Bears 27-9.
Tennessee Titans Recent Updates: Quarterbacks Questionable
The Titans finished last in the AFC South with a 3-14 record in 2024, and again in 2025.
They beat the San Francisco 49ers in Week 1 of the preseason, 19-13. In Week 2, they took down the Seattle Seahawks, 19-16, to enter Week 3 with a 2-0 record. Unfortunately, none of their quarterbacks had a particularly good outing. Starter Cam Ward threw just 7-for-16 with one touchdown and two picks. Backups Trubisky and Levis were more accurate, but each threw an interception as well.
Bears vs Titans Prediction History and Last Results: Hot and Humid
The Bears have faced the Titans 14 times since 1973. Both teams have won seven of those matches, with Chicago winning the most recent game, 24-17 on September 8, 2024.
The Bears and Titans met for a joint practice on Thursday on a hot and humid day. Tempers flared when Chicago’s Xavier Woods laid a big hit on wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson. Chicago’s Colston Loveland turned some heads with his plays. It seems the big and fast tight end is setting himself up for a breakout season in Year 2. Their defense is still missing key figures due to injury, which was noticeable during practice. But their offense was dominant over the Titans’ defense.
Titans QB Cam Ward connected with receiver Carnell Tate multiple times, while running back Tony Pollard’s gritty performance was noticed by all, including his tough catch on a 50-yard pass.
Bears vs Titans Prediction: Titans 3-0
The Titans are the favorites by about 2.5 points, which makes sense since they’re playing at home and are undefeated so far. The Bears’ loss in Week 2 shows an inconsistency with the backups.
The Titans have been one of the worst teams over the past two seasons. But they’ve done a major revamp of the roster over an active offseason with new head coach Robert Saleh, giving hope that the Titans will see a turnaround this season. It looks promising so far.
Our Bears vs Titans prediction is an 18-14 win for the Titans, as the Bears’ defense continues to struggle with injuries. Remember that you can follow us on our social media accounts to stay tuned for this NFL season.
