Titans Say Goodbye to Nissan Stadium | NFL News

0:00On September 7th, so the Tennessee Titans are playing their last season in Nissan Stadium, the place they've called home since 1999. It's a big deal, a real farewell tour for the venue. They even had a college football game there recently, Ole Miss vs. Louisville, and some fans noticed something kind of funny about the souvenir cups. Turns out, some of those cups had pictures of Ryan Tannahill and Derek Henry on them. Now, both those guys are no longer with the Titans. Tannahill has been out of the league for a bit, and Henry's balling with the Ravens. The teams gone through a lot of changes since they left. New coaches, new management, the whole nine yards. It's a bit of a throwback, seeing those cups, especially as the stadium itself is being retired. It's like a little piece of history from a different era of Titans football. The fans who saw those cups definitely had some thoughts about it on social media. A mix of nostalgia and maybe a little bit of, wait a minute. The new stadium, an indoor facility, is slated to open in February 2027.

1:02It's not just going to be for the Titans, but it's also set to host some major events, including a Super Bowl down the line. So, while this old stadium is saying goodbye, there's something new and exciting on the horizon. This fall, the Titans will kick off their final season at the current Nissan Stadium on September 13th, facing off against the New York Jets. It'll be a season of looking back and looking forward. I'll under the shadow of a stadium that's seen a lot of history. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today. AI-powered football coverage.