Titans Reveal New Uniforms, Logo in Video Featuring Cam Ward Ahead of 2026 NFL Season

The Tennessee Titans are heading into the second season of the Cam Ward era with new logos and uniforms.

The Titans introduced fans to the team's new look in Thursday night posts on social media.

This marks the first time since the franchise was renamed from the Tennessee Oilers in 1999 that the central logo has not featured flames outside the circled letter T.

The uniforms heavily feature a light blue color that was also featured on the throwback, Oilers-inspired jerseys the Titans introduced in 2023 and 2024.

The Titans will primarily wear light blue jerseys with white pants at home, and white jerseys with either light blue pants or white pants, according to the team.

The home jerseys will feature the word "Titans" across the chest plate, while the away jerseys will read "Tennessee."

Both versions of the uniform features block numbers outlined in red and inspired by college football uniforms, according to the team.

Tennessee will also debut a third uniform, which has yet to be revealed, for one home game in 2026 as part of the upcoming AFC South rivalry series.

The switch from navy to light blue a primary emphasis in the main two uniforms was influenced by sales of the Oilers throwback uniforms, according to TennesseeTitans.com's Jim Wyatt.

"Seven other teams in the NFL have navy, but this color is much more unique to us," Titans SVP of brand marketing Erin Swartz told Wyatt.

The uniforms also have nods to the state of Tennessee in the six stripes on the pants, sleeve and helmet, which are meant to represent guitar strings, as well as the three-star motif from the Tennessee state flag.

The reveal of the new logo and uniforms comes before the Titans are set to open a new stadium ahead of the 2027 season.

After two straight three-win seasons, the Titans are hoping to take a step forward in their new logos during their last season at the old Nissan Stadium. That could start with landing on the No. 4 pick in the 2026 NFL draft starting in Pittsburgh on April 23.