Saints vs. Titans: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Radio, Game Time and More

The New Orleans Saints will make the relatively short trip to Nashville so they and the Titans can bring their preseason to a close. 

The final preseason game for teams is typically about determining any final roster spots, having young guys work on specific things, and doing everything possible to make sure there are no injuries. 

The teams that take the field to start this game are going to be vastly different than the versions that do so for Week 1. Here is your guide to watching this all go down. 

Where: LP Field, Nashville, Tenn.

When: Thursday, August 30 at 7 p.m. ET 

Watch: This game is not nationally televised, but it is available for live stream

Live Stream: NFL Preseason Live,

Listen: NFL Audio Pass

Betting Line: Titans by 3.5 according to ESPN

Saints Player To Watch: Aaron Kromer, Coach

I know, a coach is not a player, but a coaching situation as unique as the Saints' calls for an exception. 

Kromer is the Saints' double bonus interim coach, as he fills in for Joe Vitt while he serves a suspension while filling in for head coach Sean Payton while he serves a suspension. 

Vitt's suspension won't begin until the regular season begins, so Kromer and he will both be on the sidelines, but it is Kromer that is in need of the biggest crash course as he is going to be in charge when it counts in Week 1. 

Titans Player To Watch: Kendall Wright, WR

It remains to be seen how much Wright will play in the final preseason contest, but the Titans latest first-round draft pick should at least get a series or two to get his last action before entering his first NFL contest that counts. 

Wright has had a solid preseason, and he is coming off a game where he caught four passes 44 yards and a touchdown. 

Injury Report (via ESPN)

Saints

Questionable: Darren Sproles RB, Nick Toon WR

Probable: Mark Ingram, RB

Titans

Out: Kenny Britt WR, Marc Mariani WR 

Probable: Sen'Derrick Marks DT, Leger Douzable DT, Jurrell Casey DT, Lavelle Hawkins, WR

Prediction: Saints 24, Titans 17

This is the final preseason, and anything can happen. Well, anything except the game resembling a regular season contest. 

I'm giving the edge to the Saints here simply because the coaches should be inclined to put a little more emphasis on preparing and executing a game plan for this game as they continue to prepare for handling that role in the regular season.