The Tennessee Titans rate somewhere around three ("OK") to four stars ("Good") for me. On the one hand, this isn't a bad team. They've had many playoff appearances. If you go back to the team's first two seasons, 1960 and 1961, they won back-to-back AFL championships. The AFL is what we know today as the AFC. Back then, the Titans were the Houston Oilers. On the other hand, since the Super Bowl era began in 1967, the Oilers/Titans have zero Super Bowl championships and only one Super Bowl appearance (Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000; 1999 season). If you look at the team's history as the Tennessee Titans (1999-present), again, it's not bad, but it's not great either. The team has made the playoffs 10 of the last 23 years. They've advanced to the AFC Championship Game three times (2000, 2003, and 2020 for the 1999, 2002, and 2019 seasons, respectively) and won the AFC title once. Jeff Fisher was the man in Tennessee (and Houston). He was the head coach of the Titans (and Oilers) from 1994 to 2010, 16+ seasons. He had to deal with rebuilding the team plus moves from Houston to Memphis to Nashville. Ultimately, Fisher went 142-120 (.542) in the regular season and 5-6 (.455) in the postseason as the Titans head coach. Since Fisher, coaches Mike Munchak, Ken Whisenhunt (Georgia Tech alum), and Mike Mularkey combined for only one Titans playoff appearance in seven seasons. Current head coach Mike Vrabel, who won three Super Bowls as a linebacker for Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots, currently has the Titans on the right track. Vrabel was a highly-successful player in college (Ohio State) and the pros and now he's proving his worth as a first-time NFL head coach. So far, Vrabel has led Tennessee to a winning record every year since he signed on in 2018. Since the 2019 season, the Titans have qualified for the playoffs every year. Also since 2019, the team's regular season record has improved every year: 9-7 in 2019, 11-5 in 2020, and 12-5 in 2021. Vrabel was named NFL Coach of the Year for the 2021 season and in February 2022, the Titans extended his contract. Rest in peace, Steve McNair (1973-2009). He was the Titans' starting QB in Super Bowl XXXIV. He was also the league MVP in 2003. Other standouts during the Tennessee Titans era include running backs Eddie George (1996-2003), Chris Johnson (2008-2013), and Derrick Henry (2016-present). I had Henry on one of my fantasy football teams last season (2021). He suffered a major injury in Week 8. Before the injury, he was on pace to be the top-producing player in fantasy football. Both Johnson and Henry won the NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award: Johnson in 2009 and Henry in 2020. Johnson and Henry are two of only eight players in NFL history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a single season. The Titans are the only team to have more than one player in the "2,000-yard club." read more

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My 11-year old son and I sat in 221, row J. It was his second Titans game, and first time seeing his favorite team, the 49ers. The club level was excellent, and I felt it was a good value for the ticket price. Unfortunately, the Titans fans in our section were already inebriated at kickoff, and cussed each other throughout the game, and had to be physically restrained multiple times (they settled down momentarily when a security officer stopped by). My son felt unsafe, and I couldn't enjoy the game, wondering if I'd have to shield him from a fight(s). I doubt we will be going to any Titans games in the future, and definitely not during evening games. read more

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Stadium is getting old, but still a fun classic feel. The food options pretty well suck, but it's all good with a loud Titan Up!

From the "Houston Oilers" to the "Tennessee Oilers" to now the "Mighty Mighty Titans". The "Tennessee Titans" is that underdog team the NFL seems to downplay all the time, but be in complete shock when they actually have a great season. I've been around for most of the highs and lows of the "Tennessee Titans" and now let me tell you why I won't be leaving the fandom anytime soon.. "Tennessee Titans" Location - Nashville, TN Franchise History - Houston Oilers (1960-1996) Tennessee Oilers (1997-1998) Tennessee Titans (1999-Present) Tennessee Titans: Powder Blue, Scarlet Red, and White made up the unique colors of the "Houston Oilers/Titans" and is what drew me in to the team when I was a youngster. Being pretty much the only team in the AFL/NFL with such a color way and the list of legends they have, it was a no brainier for me even being young that this was the team for me. This franchise since it's debut in 1960, came in taking names and racking up legendary players from Earl Campbell, Warren Moon, and later on the late Steve Mcnair. Being the team to win the first two championships (1960, 1961) for the AFL, the Oilers would see a lot of success as a team before their merger into the NFL and being a part of the AFC Central division until moving to the AFC South division in 2002. Back in 1998 owner Bud Adams moved the "Oilers" to Tennessee following a disagreement with the city of Houston and the NFL. Being that Tennessee isn't known for roughnecks and oil rigs, they decided to play on Tennessee having one of the largest Greek populations in the U.S. and with a slight change to the color scheme (Navy Blue, Powder Blue, Scarlet Red, Silver and White) we have the established 1999 "Tennessee Titans" some love, and others like to laugh at, but for me....Titan Up!! Overall: I'm tried and true about the sports teams I choose to support. I been supporting this team from that devastating loss in the Super Bowl XXXIV to last year getting outplayed in the last quarter of the AFC Championship game by the Kansas City Chiefs when we were basically winning the whole game until they figured us out. I've sat through a lot of 2-14 seasons to now we're doing much better. The best part about it, is knowing I'm not the only "Titans" fan in California anymore thanks to the "CTF" (California Titans Fans) and their club president for inviting me to joining the group. Just know, The Titans are Here and when they do win a Superbowl, I'll be here. Titan Up!! read more

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Code Blue games are great, but you need to be downtown the night before to get into the full events and fun. On the otherside, the whole month of Pink is absolutely stupid. This is football. We all love the breasts, save the tah tahs, but pink gloves, shoes, etc is way over blown. read more

Tennessee Titans - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

My brother in law and family took me to my ever First Football game it is great I loved it thanks guys for a wonderful Christmas eve gift !!!!!!!! Titans bed the rams read more

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I don't understand why there are only 4 reviews? Does nobody Remember The Titans? Well it's hard to love the Titans when you're a team that used to be the heartbeat of Houston and then were ripped out and relocated. I can understand with the L.A. Rams because L.A. had no love for the Rams or the Raiders, but I don't understand what happened with the Oilers nor the Browns. Ah well. First-Hand Experience: I've seen the Titans play twice in Nashville. I didn't want to, I just used to go to Nashville a lot and it's one of the things that people do down there. The crowd is fantastic but the team just never was, and I didn't like the way they played either. McNair was great but other than that, they've never done it for me. And by the way they lost both of the games I watched in Nashville live in person, in front of an amazing home crowd. Silenced them completely. Now that I've seen every NFL team play live & been to every NFL stadium (current and former), time to review them on Yelp! I love stadiums! I've been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I've toured America as a musician for 7 years. In that time, I've seen sports games at (or visited when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I'll upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space! ***back to regular review*** I also don't really like the stadium much, it's okay, it looks great from across the river but not so much inside, and the city has never liked me that much. Nashville has some pretty good food, I recommend Rotier Burgers and maybe the Chicago Hot Dog place, possibly. There's a good BBQ place on the main strip too. Sorry for the low rating, but the team is uninspiring and while I respected Fisher and McNair, I don't respect teams that leave a loving home for another home, and I don't think Nashville even loves the Titans as much as Houston loved their Oilers. I don't think anyone will remember the titans with the same fondness that they remember the oilers. read more

A respectable NFL franchise during the Jeff Fisher years. Originally as the Houston Oilers (a franchise that didn't quite make it to the top), relocated to Tennessee in the mid 1990s. Ever since settling in Nashville has had its good moments. Things that come to mind is the Music City Miracle, the 2000 AFC championship game. Visions of Steve McNair & Eddie George beating the Jags, going to the Superbowl and almost pulling it off. Very strong on defense and now has a team in need to find its identity. Grade: C read more

I do not like this team, nor the NFL, because of their kneeling before the flag of the United States of America. When this team had great players like McNair, Eddie George, Frank Wycheck, etc. they were fun to watch and a joy to support. Now - they are kneelers and losers of far too many games. No heroes in Nashville football anymore. read more

They are a good team and I like going to games at their stadium. But, they beat my Patriots and made me sad which knocks them down a star.

Last time I was here they overcharged us for drinks and we could not dispute because they didn't give us a receipt. This time Cumberland River Grill said they could not give receipts but they do not take cash. Service is horrible and food is just as bad. We are season tickets holders and now I understand why we NEVER eat here. Save yourself the time money and frustration and eat before you go to the game. read more

The Tennessee Titans The AFC South Division Yelp Challenge 70/100 The South needs to rise up and knock those pampered twits the Colts the F out. I can't stand posers and frauds. Okay, my rant is over and I regained my composure. I like the direction this team is going. The hiring of the Whiz was a great one and bringing in Dick LeBeau was a great addition. All you need now is someone like "Air McNair" and Eddie George. Charles Johnson was good for you guys and it was a good thing you guys got rid of him at the right time. Sucks that Jake Locker retired. Locker wasn't the best but he's better than those three guys you have now. Zach Mettenberger Charlie Whitehurst and Jordan Palmer. I'm very curious to see how much of an impact Dick LeBeau gives the defense. It's going to be fun watching them linebackers make plays. Good luck Vincent D aka VD aka Vebola aka Vincent Vega. Always, Enjoying the simple things in life. read more

Made a lot of changes and key additions in the offseason. Looking forward to seeing these guys play more. read more

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they are very nice. Marcus Mariota probably remembers me from maybe a year ago. I had foot surgery and he helped me get off the field and I was in a wheelchair. He is very nice. I miss you mariota. I even got to have his gloves. And signed. They are the best team ever but they need to step up their game and win for their number one fan. LOVE ALL OF THE TITANS, even Derick Henry. He is the king of the TITANS. LOVE ROBBIE LYONS-WINFORD. I am 17 years old. I cheer you guys on every game. I really enjoy watching you guys play. You(titans) are the best team ever. I hope you get a SUPER BOWL WIN. I really want to go to one of the games read more

Worst experience of any NFL stadium. My wife bought us tickets to try and help me forget about what was going on in Florida when we had to evacuate from hurricane Irma. We paid $81 apiece for upper level near the top, but in the middle of the field. Trying to park was the most ridiculous thing ever. Unless you had a permit, almost every parking lot was unavailable. The only light that we could find taking cash was one that I believe was set up by the city of Nashville at a scrapyard. Yes, a scrapyard. $20 to park at a scrapyard. Because of all the issues to park, we did not arrive in the stadium until the beginning of the second quarter. The weather was very nice but you are supposed to all of the elements of the upper level. I kept thinking to myself I would love to have a drink, where are the vendors? Apparently, they don't have people bringing drinks into the stands on the upper level. So I had to go down and wait in a line of that extended for more than 12 minutes of gametime. Five dollars for 16 ounces of soda or a bottle water. $11 for a 12 ounce can of beer. Again, absolute highway robbery. So for my nearly $200, I got to see just barely over 2 quarters of football and had the pleasure of terrible, overpriced parking along with a terrible experience at the game itself. read more

Went to the KC v Tennessee game. The stadium is very nice, the walk across the river is beautiful and the fans in Nashville were very hospitable. Funtime! read more

Titan fan for life simply because I'm a Tennessean. How can you not love your own home team. I support the Titans and think they are a great team. The give back to the community and they do their best on the field. My last great game: Titans beat the Chargers 2013! I was up close and personal at the goal line. Great game! read more

We are now 4 - 30 great tailgating atmosphere but they keep throwing a "football game?" In the middle of our good time. Record is 4 wins and 30 loses. Hey remember when the Titans where good Yeah they where the oilers luv you blue. read more

Fun stadium and good fans , ownership could be more Professional. Enjoy the game Owner is a little Weasel