The Chicago Bears set the clock and the viewing plan for Bears Vs Titans, announcing that their 2026 preseason finale against the Tennessee Titans kicks off at 5 p.m. CT on Saturday, Aug. 29 in Nashville. Fans looking for the game now have a clear path to where it will be available, even if that path comes with limits.
The timing matters because it is the Bears' final preseason game, the last exhibition before the regular season begins. On the same schedule sheet, the team also laid out its first two preseason games: the opener against the Cleveland Browns at noon CT on Saturday, Aug. 15 at Soldier Field, and the second game against the Bengals at 6 p.m. CT on Saturday, Aug. 22 in Cincinnati.
For the Titans game, Bears preseason broadcasts will be available on ChicagoBears.com and through the Chicago Bears App for users in markets where the television broadcast is carried. Stream links will appear on the homepage of both platforms and will go live at kickoff. Geographic and device restrictions apply, and data charges may apply, which means the digital route is not open to every viewer in every place.
That restriction is the catch in the setup: the team is offering a simple online path, but only inside the broadcast footprint and only on eligible devices. Chicago Bears preseason games are brought to you by Advocate Health Care, and the broader schedule attached to the announcement gives fans a fuller map of what comes after Aug. 29, from Week 12 against the Pittsburgh Steelers to the regular-season finale against the Detroit Lions and the playoff games that follow.
For now, the most immediate date on the board is the Bears' trip to Nashville. Once kickoff arrives, the homepage links on ChicagoBears.com and the Chicago Bears App are the place to look, but only if the viewer is in one of the markets carrying the broadcast.
