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The History of the Team -- including the years when they played their football in Houston -- has been very interesting and quite colorful, and has featured many years of excellent football with more than enough postseason action to satisfy most any football fan. Though they failed to make the postseason in their first two years in Tennessee, they were always exciting and never out of any football game. Also, they were great attractions and quite often lured more than a few fans into buying multi-game Tennessee Titans tickets packages.
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About The Tennessee Titans
Of historical note, is the fact that during their first two years in Tennessee they were known as the "Tennessee Oilers" until a new name could be decided upon. Under strong-armed quarterback Steve McNair, the Titans would go all the way to the Super Bowl after the 1999 season, falling just short of it all to the St. Louis Rams in a stirring and exciting game that would propel future sales of Jacksonville Jaguars tickets to new heights.
The team has always been a perennial contender for postseason honors, and has since the beginning of the new century never failed to pleasantly surprise its fans with outstanding regular-season football for the most part -- though three seasons from 2004 two 2006 would prove a little frustrating -- along with scintillating promise of future glories to come. Tennessee Titans tickets continue to be a hot property around Nashville and the region at large, and the team never fails to deliver outstanding performances when they are least expected to.
The 2007 and 2008 seasons would mark a return by the Tennessee Titans to the postseason, with 2007 turning out to be a fine season consisting of a 10-6 record and a wild-card playoff appearance, where they would fall to the San Diego Chargers, though not without putting up a fight. Tennessee Titans tickets were very hard to come by that year.
They would be even more difficult to obtain in 2008, where the Titans were one of the National Football League's true powerhouse teams, storming their way to a 13-3 record under head coach Jeff Fisher, who for quite some time has proven that he has what it takes to put together winning combinations of players that never fail to bring it to every game.
The new season promises to be one in which the Tennessee Titans could put it all together and make their second Super Bowl appearance. Quarterback Kerry Collins -- a 2009 Pro bowl player -- and a talented offense hold the promise of much fireworks and high-scoring output right out of the gate, along with a desire by the team's fans to snap up as many Tennessee Titans tickets as they can.
