Bears vs Titans: Inside the snap counts, stats, and an injury update

The Chicago Bears defeated the Tennessee Titans 24 to 15 in a preseason game on August 29, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee. The Bears outperformed the Titans in various aspects, including total yards (398 to 259), first downs (19 to 13), and time of possession (35:44 to 24:16). The Bears converted 4 out of 5 fourth-down attempts, while the Titans only converted their single 4th-down try.

The Bears excelled on third downs as well, with a 40.0% success rate compared to the Titans' 27.3%. The Bears had 10 penalties for 71 yards, while the Titans had 7 for 46 yards.

Head coach Ben Johnson announced that running back Brittain Brown left the game with a concussion. Cornerback Jaylon Jones and wideout Ray-Ray McCloud III suffered hamstring injuries. Left tackle Ozzy Trapilo, who had yet to practice in full after being taken off the PUP list, was reported to be "right on track." Wide receiver Luther Burden III was also expected to play at full capacity.

Prior to the game, starting corner Jaylon Johnson had left practice due to an apparent right arm/shoulder injury and was rehabilitating through throwing a heavy ball and using stretching bands. Running back Salvon Ahmed was removed from the game due to a minor injury. The Bears' playing time breakdowns and individual statistics were provided, including Tyson Bagent's impressive performance in the first half and Zavion Thomas leading the team in receiving yards and touchdowns.