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Tennessee Titan History
"In 1959, the Titans began their franchises history in the AFL when the team played in Houston and was called the Oilers. Two-years later the team would win its first AFL championship. It would take the team until 1978 to make it back to the playoffs which was the year Earl Campbell set an NFL record for rookies, rushing for 100-yards in 7 games. In 1984, Warren Moon completed his first NFL season with 3,338 yards passing, breaking the team record set by George Blanda in 1961. In 1992, Moon became only the 14th QB in NFL history to throw for over 30,000-yards, he accomplished this faster than any other QB except for Dan Marino. In 1997, the team moved to Tennessee and a few years later would play in one of the most dramatic Super Bowls of all-time, falling one-yard short of the championship in the final seconds of the game."
Tennessee Titan Information
"The Titans play in the American Football Conference South Division. Division rivals include Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans. Major rivalries include Titans vs. Rams, Titans vs. Ravens and Titans vs. Steelers."
Titan Stadium
"The Titans play their home games in Titan Stadium located in Nashville Tennessee. The $290 million stadium opened in 1999 and seats approximately 67,000 fans for football games. The open-air, natural-grass stadium is located on 105 acres on the east bank of the Cumberland River overlooking downtown Nashville. Both ends of the stadium are open to plaza areas and views to the city. The plaza areas also allow temporary seating for high profile events, such as the Super Bowl, Tennessee State University games and concerts." |
