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Titans legend Brad Hopkins joins Delanie Walker and Rhett Bryan for Titans Uncut. The 13th pick of the 1993 draft — by way of the Herschel Walker trade — relives the Astrodome days protecting Warren Moon, the sideline punch he accidentally started, the franchise's move to Tennessee, the 1999 Super Bowl run, and the hardest transition of all: walking away. Then it's full car talk — 14 cars at once, selling Steve McNair five of them, dream rides and the rules of the left lane.

Taylor Zarzour sits down with head coach Robert Saleh after the Tennessee Titans' first win of the 2026 season — the franchise's 500th victory. Saleh breaks down the Jeffery Simmons strip, Cam Ward's touchdown to Carnell Tate and the blocked punt, Amani Hooker joins from a winning locker room, and Jim Wyatt and Rhett Bryan put the comeback in perspective before turning the page to the 4-2 Cleveland Browns.

No guest this week — just real talk. Titans legend Delanie Walker opens up about what a locker room is actually like during a losing streak, the brutal honesty of Monday film sessions, how the 2014-15 Titans found their identity, and the "us versus everyone" message that helped flip the franchise. Then Delanie gives a tight end masterclass: what separates good from great, the player he hated blocking most, learning the position from Vernon Davis, remembering the great Mike Ditka, and building the perfect tight end in a lab.

Taylor Zarzour and Titans head coach Robert Saleh break down the loss to Houston, revisit the Top Play presented by Nissan, celebrate Crucial Catch week and look ahead to a Week 7 division matchup with the Indianapolis Colts. Then Titans legend Brad Hopkins — a two-time All-Pro and 13-year Oiler/Titan who protected Steve McNair and Eddie George — joins the show to share his story, his belief in this team and his proudest moment in two tone blue, before Rhett Bryan takes us around the league.

Big number 60 pulls up a chair. Ben Jones joins Delanie and Rhett for a wide-open hour — the collarbone that popped out on every snap, why he played barefoot before games, calling out Houston's blitzes on Derrick Henry's record-breaking run, Nerf wars and o-line pranks, the snap he'd take back from the AFC Championship, losing his dad at ten and the toughest woman he knows, retiring on his own terms, and life now: 80 head of cattle, coaching kids, and mentoring the next generation of NFL linemen.

Head coach Robert Saleh joins Taylor Zarzour to break down the battle in Baltimore — Cam Ward's best game of the season, Carnell Tate's 145-yard breakout, Atonio Mafi stepping in at right guard, the Top Play on Tony Pollard's touchdown, and the story of his first NFL job in a Texans quality-control room with Mike McDaniel and Matt LaFleur. Then Jim Wyatt on the fine margins, lead analyst Ramon Foster joins in studio on JC Latham's leap and finding the good, and Rhett Bryan on Jeffery Simmons' DPOY-level start and Texans week.