Tennessee Titans

The Tennessee Titans represent Nashville and the Volunteer State in the AFC South, playing at Nissan Stadium along the Cumberland River in a city that has become one of America's fastest-growing destinations. The Titans have built a passionate fanbase across Tennessee and the surrounding region, with the navy blue and Titans blue colors reflecting the state's identity. The franchise has established a physical, run-first identity that has produced memorable moments and competitive teams. Nashville's emergence as a sports and entertainment hub has elevated the Titans' profile in the NFL landscape. The Titans continue pursuing the franchise's first Super Bowl championship since the Houston Oilers era.

The franchise began as the Houston Oilers in 1960, winning the first two AFL championships before the merger established the team in the AFL legacy. The Oilers' run-and-shoot offense and Warren Moon's brilliance created exciting football in Houston before the controversial relocation to Tennessee in 1997. As the Tennessee Oilers and then Titans, the franchise reached Super Bowl XXXIV, coming one yard short of forcing overtime in one of the most dramatic finishes in Super Bowl history. Eddie George, Steve McNair, and the Music City Miracle—Kevin Dyson's lateral and Travis Henry's touchdown—created lasting memories. The Titans have fully embraced their Tennessee identity while honoring the Oilers' legacy.