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TENNESSEE TITANS
 
Welcome to Betting Kingdom. This is our page on the Tennessee Titans. Here we provide you an in depth guide including a brief history and recent results. Click here to place a bet on Tennessee Titans.
 
Team
Tennessee Titans
Division
AFC South
Website
Superbowls
1
 
 
HISTORY
 
The Tennessee Titans were founded in 1960. They currently play in the AFC Southern Division and wear a Navy, Titan Blue, White and Red kit. The Titans play their games at the LP Field which has a capacity of 68,798. They were runners up in the 1999 Super Bowl.
 
 
RECENT SEASONS
 
The Tennessee Titans last reached the playoffs in 2003. They were beaten 14 - 17 by the New England Patriots in the Divisional Playoffs. After two very poor season the Titans showed signs of improvement in 2006 winning half of their matches and finishing 2nd in AFC South
 
Year
-
Pos
Wins
Playoffs

2006

AFC South
2nd
8
 
2005
AFC South
3rd
4
 

2004

AFC South
4th
5
 
2003
AFC South
2nd
12
Divisional (L) 14 - 17 New England Patriots
2002
AFC South
1st
11
AFC Championship (L) 24 - 41 Oakland Raiders
 
 
TEAM HONOURS
 
AFL Championship:
2
1960, 1961
AFC Conference:
1
1999
AFL Eastern Division:
4
1960, 1961, 1962, 1967
AFC Central Division:
3
1991, 1993, 2000
AFC Southern Division:
1
2002
 
 
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