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• Earl Campbell: The bruising back Houston drafted first overall in 1978 led the NFL in rushing three seasons in a row and won Offensive Player of the Year each time.
• Warren Moon: The quarterback of the late-1980s and early-1990s Oilers made seven straight playoff appearances and ranks first in franchise history in passing yards.
• Steve McNair: He quarterbacked the 1999 team to the franchise's only Super Bowl appearance, and his No. 9 is retired.
• Eddie George: The workhorse back of the Super Bowl era sits first in franchise history in career rushing yards, and his No. 27 is retired.
• Derrick Henry: The engine of the 2019 through 2021 surge became the franchise's second 2,000-yard rusher and ranks second all-time in rushing behind George.
• Mike Munchak and Bruce Matthews: The Hall of Fame linemen anchored Moon's seven-year playoff run, and their No. 63 and No. 74 are both retired.

• Offensive Player of the Year: Earl Campbell won it three consecutive times in 1978, 1979, and 1980, and Derrick Henry added a fourth in 2020 after his 2,000-yard rushing season.
• Offensive Rookie of the Year: Quarterback Vince Young claimed the award in 2006.
• The 2,000-yard club: Chris Johnson rushed for 2,000 yards in 2009, becoming the sixth player in NFL history to do it, and broke Marshall Faulk's single-season record for yards from scrimmage.
• Pro Football Hall of Fame: Franchise greats enshrined in Canton include George Blanda, Earl Campbell, Warren Moon, Mike Munchak, Bruce Matthews, Elvin Bethea, Curley Culp, and Robert Brazile.
• Oilers/Titans Ring of Honor: Established in 1999 for the franchise's 40th season, it honors figures from both eras, with Steve McNair, Eddie George, and Frank Wycheck among the 2008 inductees.

• The Flame Pit: The end-zone sections earned that nickname in the stadium's first season, and the most devoted fans, known as Flameheads, wear flame-shaped headwear. The look took hold during the winning years of the early 2000s and nods to the Greek myth of Prometheus, the Titan who stole fire for humanity.
• The first-down chant: After every Titans first down, the video boards play the famous scene from the movie 300, and the crowd answers with a three-part "OOH! OOH! OOH!" roar.
• T-Rac: The mascot, a raccoon in honor of Tennessee's state animal, has been part of game days since the stadium's inaugural preseason game in August 1999.
• The Tennessee Titans Cheerleaders: The squad performs at every home game and appears at community events across Middle Tennessee.

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