Preseason Finale: Seahawks vs. Titans Viewing Guide

The Seattle Seahawks travel to Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans in the final Week 2 preseason game, scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 23, at 8 p.m. ET at Nissan Stadium. The game broadcasts nationally on FOX. Multiple sources, including reports from the USA TODAY Network's David Hoffman, highlight streaming via Sling as a low-cost option, with day passes starting at $4.99.

Streaming and Broadcast Information

According to the USA TODAY Network articles, the game airs on FOX and can be streamed with Sling. Sling offers day passes priced at $4.99 for one day, $9.99 for three days, and $14.99 for seven days, as described in the reports. Add-on pricing for the day pass is $1 for one day, $2 for three days, and $3 for seven days. The articles also describe Sling's Orange, Blue, and Orange+Blue packages.

Other sources highlight alternative streaming options. M Live Michigan reports that the game will be nationally televised on Fox and can be streamed via Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and Sling, with free trials and first-month discounts available on Fubo and DirecTV Stream. syracuse.com notes that both Fubo's Pro package at $88.99 and DIRECTV's Entertainment package at $89.99 offer free trials and money off the first month, including access to CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN, with NFL RedZone available as an add-on. South Bend Tribune adds that the game can also be streamed via NFL+, and identifies local broadcast channels: WZTV FOX17 in Nashville (per tennesseetitans.com) and KCPQ FOX13 in Seattle (per seahawks.com).

Team Context and Storylines

The Seahawks enter the game as the defending Super Bowl champion, per the USA TODAY Network reports and syracuse.com, which also describes them as having a "large target on their backs." South Bend Tribune reports that in 2025, the Seahawks finished with a 14-3 record, while the Titans went 3-14. syracuse.com notes that Mike MacDonald is coaching the Seahawks in his third season.

For the Titans, new coach Robert Saleh, per syracuse.com, is aiming to establish a physical identity, with the team rushing for 167 yards against the 49ers in their preseason opener. The Titans won their first preseason game, per M Live Michigan, and the Seahawks lost theirs. syracuse.com highlights Seahawks player Jalen Milroe as an intriguing developmental player who showed athleticism in the opener.

As noted in the USA TODAY reports, both teams must cut rosters to 53 players by the end of the month, making each preseason rep crucial. The Seahawks begin the regular season against New England in a Super Bowl rematch on Sept. 9, while the Titans open against the Jets on Sept. 13.

Perspectives

Seahawks perspective

syracuse.com reports the Seahawks are the defending Super Bowl champions, carrying a large target, and coach Mike MacDonald is in his third season.

Titans perspective

syracuse.com reports first-year coach Robert Saleh is working to establish a physical identity, with a strong rushing showing in the opener.

_This article is based on reporting from a range of outlets, including Aberdeen News, Sioux Falls Argus Leader, Augusta Chronicle, Akron Beacon Journal, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Des Moines Register, Detroit Free Press, Erie Times-News, Green Bay Press-Gazette, The Holland Sentinel, M Live Michigan, Springfield News-Leader, Eugene Register-Guard, Savannah Morning News, South Bend Tribune, syracuse.com, TCPalm, and Ventura County Star._