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Tennessee Titans History
The Tennessee Titans franchise was founded in 1960 as the Houston Oilers. In 1997, the team relocated to Tennessee and was eventually renamed the Titans in 1999 to match the spirit of the city and mark a new beginning for the organization. The organization has won more than 400 regular-season and postseason games, captured one conference championship, 11 division titles, clinched 25 playoff appearances, and appeared in one Super Bowl championship (Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000).
Tennessee Titans Team Info
Conference: AFC
Division: South
Year Founded: 1959
Team Colors: Navy, Titans Blue, Red, Silver, White
Mascot: T-Rac
Team Rivals: Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Indianapolis Colts
Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium
Located in the heart of Nashville, Nissan Stadium was opened in 1999 and has a capacity of 69,143. Apart from 175 luxury suites, 12,000 club seats and video scoreboards, fans visiting Nissan Stadium for a Titans game will enjoy stunning views of the Nashville skyline and Cumberland River.
The Titans’ 2023 regular season kicks off in September 2023 in New Orleans against the Saints, and concludes at home against rivals the Jacksonville Jaguars. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Titans tickets will be available for purchase on Ticketmaster when the league announces the schedule for the 2024-25 season. You can browse a wide selection of NFL tickets at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Titans. If tickets for a game are sold out, additional seats may become available closer to the game, so keep checking back.
Yes, many Tennessee Titans games sell out quickly, but you can find Verified Resale tickets on Ticketmaster, the Official Resale Ticket Marketplace of the Tennessee Titans.
The Tennessee Titans used to be called the Houston Oilers — one of the charter teams of the AFL. The Oilers won the first two AFL championships, in 1960 and 1961. In 1997, the Oilers moved to Tennessee, becoming the Tennessee Oilers, before changing their name to the Tennessee Titans in 1999.
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The Tennessee Titans’ biggest rivals are the Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Indianapolis Colts.
The Tennessee Titans played their first and only Super Bowl on January 30, 2000, against the St. Louis Rams. Unfortunately, the Titans were defeated (23-16) in a game that is considered by many to be an all-time classic. Super Bowl XXXIV is also famous for being referred to as the "Dot-Com Super Bowl" due to the heavy amount of dot-com ads.
Wow. Right up there with The Music City Miracle. Vince Young really had a great day, he led his team on a 99 yard game winning touchdown drive and won the game with six seconds left on the clock. VY Rocks!
Man that Vinve Young is the best. I had one of the most amazing days of my life. It ranks up there with the birth of my daughter! Great!
This was a tremendus game and event! The stadium atmosphere was great too!
I'm so glad I had the opportunity to be at this Titans classic. Vince Young to Britt will live forever in my mind. Also seeing my girlfriend become a football fan after watching the great, down-to-the-wire action. Go Titans-5 in a row!!!!
What an amazing play at the end of that game!! I was in knots afraid it was over and the Titans had wasted their chances to make that TD...then....the last 6 seconds the play came thru!!! Whoooo hoooo!! Not to mention..when is the last time you saw a 99 yd drive?
The game was good. It takes too long to get through the gate. They need a better plan for letting people in. Parking is a chore. But what an exciting finish to the football game!
The game was rescheduled form 12:00 to 3:15 and I was not informed, although i should have checked before i went. There were no signs that said what time the gates opened (i.e. "gates open 2 hours prior to event") so with the time being changed i had no idea. Other than the time mishap the game was great, the food was mideocher and overpriced as usual but overall a great experience and will do it again!
First time ever to a nfl game, from memphis, what a wonderful stadium, what an event, never a dull moment, worth all the money spent, ready to go back. first class event. great tickets, great weather, great game. Just a fantastic day
Good time, seats were okay, great game. Titans Won!
This is a really nice, wide open stadium. At 74 degrees, it was kind of hot for November football, but certainly nice to be sitting outside. I visited Nashville on a weekend where there were SEC and NHL games also occuring, and it seemed fans from all over were in attendance, but the Titan fans were in force and fully behind their team. Like around all stadiums, traffic builds, but Nashville seems to handle it nicely. The crowd was great--I had grandparents on one side of me, college students on the other, and a father with young kids behind me. The crowd was loud, into their team, but never rude or rowdy. I had a good burger from...well, I forgot the name, but they had a stand behind each end zone... Prices seemed reasonable. The Titans won big (over the Bills). One gripe (and I would have known this had I checked the team's stadium web site), but backpacks weren't allowed. I had a small backpack and was not allowed to bring it in to the game. As I was heading to the airport straight from the game, this made things awkward... I was at another NFL stadium earlier in the season, and I liked that they had separate security lines for people carrying nothing and those with backpacks/handbags, etc. I would like to see other stadiums adopt this policy. Good time otherwise.
WONDERFUL GAME! HAD A GREAT TIME! WILL BE GOING AGAIN.
Great seats @ a resonable price. Hey the Titans kicked the Bills butts.
good game...like the titans of yester years... we've got something going... playoffs? maybe now
The weather was perfect; our seats provided us with a great view of the game; and the Titans provided loads of entertainment! Watching Chris Johnson run was worth the price of admission! We had a great time!
Enjoyed every moment of watching the Titans tkae care of the Jacksonville Jaguars!!
LP Field in Nashville hosted a great game. They really take care of the fans who want to enjoy the game. Even if they're for the opposing team.
Chris Johnson did his part and showed up to play. Although the Titans should have won the game, it was close. The first two games have been close and they need to regroup and get ready for the Jets which have been playing good. Go Titans and bring on you "A" game next week. I love some good football. I'm looking forward to the Indianapolis Colts game where I will have my face in the place.
The seats were phenomenal and the game was Great! too bad Titans didn't win. :(
The most exciting controversal game I have ever seen..Too bad it had to end in a loss for the Titans..Great job Chris Johnson..But one man can not win the game.. I would like to see V.Y. back in the game..I think he's paid his due's and is ready to prove himself and should be given the chance.. Just this Gandma's opinion..LOVE YA TITANS!!!!!!
we had a great time even though Titans lost. Nashville is a great place to visit.
