Jeffrey Simmons' Tennessee home burglarized during Titans game at California - Athletics

During Sunday's game in California, authorities say a group of six burglars broke into Simmons' home in Tennessee.

Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons made headlines in Santa Clara, Calif., with a touchdown against the San Francisco 49ers after a group of thieves attacked his Tennessee home on Sunday.

Simmons warned fans on Instagram and shared pictures of the suspects.He wrote: "What if a member of my family is in my house? "God is great and I am his son!!Whoever you are, know that he sits high and looks down."

The Metro Nashville Police Department confirmed to The Athletic on Monday that detectives are actively investigating the incident.

Simmons later posted on X: "Through it all, I'm smiling! The devil can't and won't take my joy away! All I know is to keep going!!"

Through it all, I smile! The devil can't and won't steal my joy! All I know is to keep going!!

— Jeffery Simmons (@GrindSimmons94) 15 dhjetor 2025

Security footage was released of the home shortly after 7:00 p.m., showing “at least six suspects entering the home after glass windows were crushed,” according to police.Authorities reported several items of property stolen.And Simmons found the scene when he returned from California.He was therefore advised to contact law enforcement.

“The security team and the Metro Nashville Police Department worked diligently to recover items stolen from Jeff Simmons' home,” the Titans said in a statement shared by ESPN."No one was home at the time of the robbery."

Simmons notched his second career touchdown reception during Sunday's game when he appeared on offense to catch a TD from quarterback Cam Ward, even though the Titans fell 37-24.