Thrilling Week 2 Preseason Battle at Nissan Stadium

The Tennessee Titans prepare for what should be a thrilling Week 2 Preseason Battle against their AFC rivals the Seattle Seahawks, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on Saturday August 17th,2024. The 6 p.m. CDT game is not the only event on tap as part of a collaborative week for both teams — Seattle and Tennessee will hold joint training camp practices earlier in the work at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park.

With its total capacity of 69,143 seats, Nissan Stadium is set to fill up with fans excited for their teams' first in-game action before the regular season opener. This is the biggest stage for those fighting to secure their spot on the regular-season roster, so every play will be even more magnified.

WKRN News 2 is the local home this season for all of ABC's prime time NCAA Football games. Play-by-play: Paul Burmeister; Analysts: Charles Davis, Cory Curtis from the sidelines The seasoned broadcasting crew will offer expert analysis and extensive match coverage to complement the viewing experience of fans at home.

Fans around the world can watch it live with NFL Game Pass (click here for a free trial), and out of market fans also have options on Fubo.tv and YouTube TV.For those at home, use your smart TVs via Sunday Ticket appFor all mobile users in market:*Mobile web - Yahoo Sports* App: Titans Mobile App, TennesseeTitans com, and on desktop at TennesseeTitans. com. Furthermore, the broadcast will also air on several local TV stations throughout Tennessee and in surrounding states giving it a wide reach.

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The game has more significance for the Seahawks, who are using August to develop chemistry and identify what their roster looks like heading into the regular season. His and everyone else's joint practices with the Titans early in week are probably an important chance for both teams to measure themselves against unknown adversaries, something that might benefit coaches as much or more than players.

The Seahawks will look to further their roster and strategies on both sides of the ball when they square off against Tennessee in a proving ground preseason game. Seahawks fans have no question the team will continue to try different things with new faces and old ones as they infrastructure for a reevaluation of the NFL season. This in-depth local coverage and multiple viewing choices should provide fans of both teams with a good opportunity to follow this interesting preseason chess match.