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Tennessee Titans

Indexed from 1960 through 2025 · AFC South

1,057

Games

66

Seasons

1960

First season

2025

Latest season

The full franchise story

Every era of the Tennessee Titans.

The franchise's line runs from Houston's AFL champion Oilers through Luv Ya Blue and Warren Moon to the Music City Miracle, Steve McNair and Derrick Henry's modern power football.

Historical reference: Tennessee Titans official NFL team page ↗
1

1960—1966

Wide-open offense wins the first two league titles

Peak indexed season1961 · 10–3–1→

The AFL champion Oilers

Houston won the first two AFL championships and reached a third behind Blanda's passing and one of the young league's most explosive attacks.

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George Blanda →Billy Cannon →Charlie Hennigan →
2

1967—1977

A defense begins to restore Houston pride

Peak indexed season1975 · 10–4→

From collapse to Bum Phillips

The Oilers bottomed out before Phillips and the draft picks who would power one of the city's most beloved teams arrived.

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Elvin Bethea →Robert Brazile →Dan Pastorini →
3

1978—1984

Campbell carries Houston to two AFC title games

Peak indexed season1979 · 11–5→

Luv Ya Blue

Campbell's punishing MVP seasons packed the Astrodome and sent Houston to consecutive conference championship games against Pittsburgh.

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Earl Campbell →Dan Pastorini →Robert Brazile →
4

1985—1996

A historic passing offense meets historic heartbreak

Peak indexed season1991 · 11–5→

Moon and the run-and-shoot

Moon flourished in Houston's wide-open offense and made seven straight playoffs, but the 32-point collapse in Buffalo became the era's defining ending.

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Warren Moon →Haywood Jeffires →Ray Childress →
5

1997—2004

The Music City Miracle launches a Super Bowl run

Peak indexed season1999 · 13–3→

The Titans arrive

After two temporary seasons, Tennessee found its name and stadium, then came one yard short of overtime in Super Bowl XXXIV.

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Steve McNair →Eddie George →Jevon Kearse →
6

2005—2015

Explosive rushing bridges changing quarterbacks

Peak indexed season2008 · 13–3→

From CJ2K to another rebuild

Johnson's 2,006-yard season supplied the peak as Tennessee cycled through coaches and quarterbacks after the McNair core.

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Chris Johnson →Keith Bulluck →Michael Roos →
7

2016—2021

A throwback runner controls modern playoff games

Peak indexed season2019 · 9–7→

Henry's power contender

Henry's rushing titles and Tannehill's revival carried Tennessee to the 2019 AFC Championship Game and consecutive division titles.

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Derrick Henry →Ryan Tannehill →A.J. Brown →
8

2022—present

The power core gives way to a younger roster

Peak indexed season2022 · 7–10→

The next Tennessee reset

The Titans began moving on from the Henry–Tannehill team and rebuilding around Simmons, new skill talent and another quarterback search.

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Jeffery Simmons →Will Levis →Calvin Ridley →

Franchise leaders

Most indexed appearances

Bruce MatthewsG-C-T · 252 gamesBrett KernP · 204 gamesElvin BetheaDE · 189 gamesCraig HentrichP · 187 gamesGregg BinghamLB · 180 gamesMike MunchakG · 169 gamesRay ChildressDT-DE · 168 gamesKeith BulluckOLB · 163 gamesAl Del GrecoK · 160 gamesRobert BrazileLB · 154 gamesTed ThompsonLB · 153 gamesWarren MoonQB · 150 games

Season history

Every indexed season

66 seasons · newest first

Game archive

Latest indexed games

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