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Tennessee Titans series history against Cleveland BrownsTennessee Titans
The Titans’ nine-game losing streak against the Browns from 1970-74 is tied for the longest in franchise history (Oakland, 1966-73). Additionally, the clubs have played one playoff game, a 24-23 Wild Card win by the Oilers in 1988. ![]() Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kendall Wright (13) catches a touchdown pass against the Cleveland Browns during the first half at LP Field on October 5th, 2014. (Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports) The series was interrupted after the 1995 season as a result of the former Browns moving to Baltimore to begin play as the Ravens. A new team was granted to Cleveland to begin play once again in 1999. The new version of the Browns kept the old team’s name, records and logos and was once again a member of the AFC Central until divisional realignment in 2002 sent them to the AFC North and the Titans to the AFC South. After the reincarnation of the Browns in 1999, the Titans won the next five meetings. Since then, however, the Browns have the advantage, taking five out of seven games. On October 5th, 2014, the Browns recorded an historic comeback against the Titans at Nissan Stadium, erasing a 25-point deficit to win 29-28. It was the largest road comeback in NFL history. The Titans and Browns most recently met in Week 2 of 2015 at FirstEnergy Stadium. Browns wide receiver Travis Benjamin scored twice on passes from Johnny Manziel and added a punt return touchdown to defeat the Titans 28-14. Most Recent Matchups2011 Week 4 • October 2nd, 2011 • TITANS 31 at Browns 13 2014 Week 5 • October 5th, 2014 • BROWNS 29 at Titans 28 2015 Week 2 • September 20th, 2015 • Titans 14 at BROWNS 28 • 1-1 SectionsSportsTopicsAFC Central, AFC North, AFC South, AFL, American Football League, Anthony Fasano, Brian Hoyer, Charlie Whitehurst, Chris Johnson, Cleveland Browns, Colt McCoy, Dexter McCluster, Dorial Green-Beckham, FirstEnergy Stadium, Houston Oilers, Jake Locker, Jared Cook, Johnny Manziel, Jordan Babineaux, Marcus Mariota, Nashville TN, National Football League, NFL, Nissan Stadium, Tennessee Titans, Titans, Travis Benjamin |
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