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| − | The '''Tennessee Titans''' are a [[National Football League]] franchise based in [[Nashville]], [[Tennessee]]. They are part of the [[American Football Conference]] (AFC) and play in the AFC South Division. The team was known as the Houston Oilers until moving to Tennessee in 1997, then as the Tennessee Oilers for two years. The team took its current name in 1999. The team reached the [[Super Bowl]] that year, losing to the [[St. Louis Rams]] in a heartbreaking finish. On the way to the Super Bowl, the Titans defeated the [[Buffalo Bills]] with one of the most controversial plays in NFL history, known as the Music City Miracle.<ref> | + | The '''Tennessee Titans''' are a [[National Football League]] franchise based in [[Nashville]], [[Tennessee]]. They are part of the [[American Football Conference]] (AFC) and play in the AFC South Division. The team was known as the Houston Oilers until moving to Tennessee in 1997, then as the Tennessee Oilers for two years. The team took its current name in 1999. The team reached the [[Super Bowl]] that year, losing to the [[St. Louis Rams]] in a heartbreaking finish. On the way to the Super Bowl, the Titans defeated the [[Buffalo Bills]] with one of the most controversial plays in NFL history, known as the Music City Miracle.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMca3YJWbAQ</ref> |
==Roster== | ==Roster== | ||
===Quarterbacks=== | ===Quarterbacks=== | ||
Revision as of 20:40, September 26, 2018
The Tennessee Titans are a National Football League franchise based in Nashville, Tennessee. They are part of the American Football Conference (AFC) and play in the AFC South Division. The team was known as the Houston Oilers until moving to Tennessee in 1997, then as the Tennessee Oilers for two years. The team took its current name in 1999. The team reached the Super Bowl that year, losing to the St. Louis Rams in a heartbreaking finish. On the way to the Super Bowl, the Titans defeated the Buffalo Bills with one of the most controversial plays in NFL history, known as the Music City Miracle.[1]
Contents
Roster
Quarterbacks
- 5 - Kerry Collins
- 10 - Vince Young
Running Backs
- 28 - Chris Johnson
- 35 - Lendale White
- 35 - Quinton Ganther
- 42 - Chris Henry
Fullbacks
- 45 - Ahmard Hall
Wide Receivers
- 17 - Chris Davis
- 12 - Justin Gage
- 87 - Lavelle Hawkins
- 19 - Justin McCareins
- - Nate Washington
- 11 - Paul Williams
Tight Ends
- 80 - Bo Scaife
- 83 - Alge Crumpler
- 88 - Craig Stevens
Offensive Tackles
- 66 - Mike Otto
- 71 - Michael Roos
- 76 - David Stewart
Guards
- 54 - Eugene Amano
- 73 - Jake Scott
Centers
- 64 - Leroy Harris
- 68 - Kevin Mawae
Defensive Ends
- 98 - Dave Ball
- 78 - Jacob Ford
- 95 - William Hayes
- 91 - Jason Jones
- 90 - Jevon Kearse
- 93 - Kyle Vanden Bosch
Defensive Tackles
- 97 - Tony Brown
- - Jovan Haye
Linebackers
- 56 - Colin Allred
- 53 - Keith Bullock
- 52 - Ryan Fowler
- 59 - Stanford Kelar
- 57 - Josh Stamer
- 50 - David Thornton
- 55 - Stephen Tulloch
Cornerbacks
- 29 - Chris Carr
- 31 - Cortland Finnegan
- 20 - Nick Harper
- 26 - Tuff Harris
- 38 - Tyrone Poole
- 41 - Cary Williams
- 21 - Reynaldo Hill
Safeties
- 22 - Vincent Fuller
- 33 - Michael Griffin
- 24 - Chris Hope
- 23 - Donnie Nickey
Kickers
- 2 - Rob Bironas
Punters
- 15 - Craig Hentrich
See also
References
External links
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