Bears vs. Titans live updates: Start time, TV channel

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8:11 pm CT August 29, 2026

FINAL: Bears 24, Titans 15 The Chicago Bears end their preseason with a 2-1 record, bouncing back from last week’s loss to the Tennessee Titans, primarily with the backups leading the way. Tyson Bagent threw for 208 yards and two touchdowns after missing last week’s game, paving the way for the win to close out the preseason.

Chicago will now focus on roster cutdown, with the deadline set for Sunday evening. 7:59 pm CT August 29, 2026

Titans find the end zone for first time late in fourth SCORE: Bears 24, Titans 15

The Titans made it a close game late in the fourth quarter, as veteran running back D’Ernest Johnson punched it in, to make it a 24-15 score with less than 5 minutes to go in the game. 7:45 pm CT August 29, 2026

Bears extend lead on FG SCORE: Bears 24, Titans 9

Following the touchdown scored by Roschon Johnson, veteran Case Keenum drove the ball down the field and got another three points added to the board. Chicago has been in full control of this game from the first quarter and on, with litlte push back from Tennessee. 7:21 pm CT August 29, 2026

Bears extend lead with Roschon Johnson TD SCORE: Bears 21, Titans 9

Another drive, and another offensive touchdown for the Bears, this time coming by way of the ground game as running back Roschon Johnson punched it in.

Johnson continues his strong preseason and has put more emphasis on his case for a roster spot. 7:01 pm CT August 29, 2026

Ben Johnson hands over play-calling duties in second half SCORE: Bears 14, Titans 9

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson started the second half by passing off the offensive play-calling duties to quarterbacks coach J.T Barrett. Johnson did this earlier in the preseason when he handed off the duties to receivers coach Antwann Randle El, and the team was on fire offensively. They’ll look to repeat that with Barrett calling the plays. 6:40 pm CT August 29, 2026

HALFTIME: Bears 14, Titans 9 Tennessee Titans kicker Joey Slye has been the most consistent player for them all preseason, and put up his third field goal of the game. Tennessee has yet to find the end zone in this game, while Chicago has both of their scores come by way of touchdown. 6:25 pm CT August 29, 2026

Bears get second TD of first half SCORE: Bears 14, Titans 6

Tyson Bagent hit his second touchdown of the first half when he hit wide receiver Maurice Alexander to extend the Bears lead to eight points as the first half, with the clock ticking away.

6:00 pm CT August 29, 2026

Titans convert on Bears turnover SCORE: Bears 7, Titans 6

Quarterback Tyson Bagent fumbled a snap in Titans territory which was recovered by Tennessee, who then went down and put up another three points on the board. Kicker Joey Slye has been on fire during the preseason and has continued his strong play in the first half. 5:34 pm CT August 29, 2026

Titans get on board with FG SCORE: Bears 7, Titans 3

After the Bears erupted for a 97-yard touchdown on their first play on offense, the Titans would respond with a 13-play drive that resulted in a field goal.

Titans quarterback Will Levis had a 28-yard completion to tight end Kylen Granson for the biggest play of the drive. 5:17 pm CT August 29, 2026

Bears explode in first play on offense with 97-yard TD SCORE: Bears 7, Titans 0

Chicago’s defense got a quick three-and-out in the first series of the game, and then quarterback Tyson Bagent struck on his very first play on offense. Bagent found rookie wide receiver Zavion Thomas, who showed off his elite speed as he hauled in a 97-yard touchdown pass to give the Bears an early lead. Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our editorial decisions remain independent. If you buy through our links, the USA TODAY Network may earn a commission.

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