Cory Curtis is the Sports Director at WKRN-TV Nashville's News 2. With a focus on local sports in Tennessee and Nashville, Cory covers a wide range of topics including Titans football, college sports, and other local athletic events. He brings his expertise and passion for sports to his reporting, providing in-depth analysis and coverage for the Nashville community.
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Cory Curtis focuses on local sports coverage, particularly the Tennessee Titans and NFL. His articles predominantly cover events, announcements, and evolving stories related to football games and teams.
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The Tennessee Titans (4-8) are massive underdogs (-13.5) Monday night in Miami (9-3).
The Tennessee Titans (5-8) look for a second straight win when they host the rival Houston Texans (7-6) on Sunday.
With three games to go, the Titans are back in the familiar role of banged up underdogs against the Seahawks Sunday in Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – On Sunday, when the Titans (5-11) host the Jaguars (9-7), there will be as many thoughts about Derrick Henry as there will be winning or losing.
Chelsie Stodghill is fired up for her second shot at the Franklin Rodeo.
cory curtis NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — I hate preseason rankings… I really do. It's just all projecting what I think based on what teams have done, not anything we have actually seen.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The NFL season kicks off Thursday, Sept. 5, so for better or for worse it's prediction time once again.
Brian Callahan could not have picked a better spot for his first game as head coach of the Tennessee Titans.
cory curtis NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Week 2 is here, but before we get rolling we have to see where everyone stands…
The Tennessee Titans (0-1) welcome Aaron Rodgers to town Sunday when they host the New York Jets (0-1) in their home opener.
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