Titans New Stadium, Uniforms, and Coach: A Farewell Season

On March 30, NFL owners meetings just wrapped up in Phoenix, and Titan's President Burke

Nehill dropped some key updates during a break.

He raved about the new uniforms and logo unveiled back on March 12, saying feedback from players

and fans blew past expectations.

Sales at the team store spiked big time that weekend compared to past years, proving fans

are all in on the fresh look.

According to the new Nissan Stadium, it's two-thirds done and on track to finish in

February 2027.

Nehill says the first ticketed event could be a concert mid to late April, followed by

CMA Fest in June, with up to 10 plus events like more shows, or even college games before

the Titans play their opener later that year.

Standing room only tickets will be available for big games, including Titans matchups.

Titans and the team are hyped, but Super Bowl drains for Nashville stay on the backburner.

With Las Vegas grabbing 2029 after Los Angeles next year, and Atlanta after that, Nehill

figures music city won't host until the early.

20-30s.

Still, he wants to nail it so well the lead brings it back quick when the time comes.

On the build side, once the new spots ready, the old stadium comes down right away, taking

six to nine months to fully clear and fill the site.

The Titans are also upgrading drainage on one practice field at the Vanderbilt Health

Center, aiming to finish before training camp.

Nehill is impressed with new head coach Robert Salah, noting a positive vibe shift in

the building.

As 2026 rolls in, it'll be the farewell season at the current Nissan Stadium, a chance

to soak it all in before the big move.

Titans are setting the stage for something special ahead.