team's inaugural preseason home game in August 1999 against the Atlanta Falcons. The raccoon is the state animal of Tennessee. T-Rac also appears at every game in Nissan Stadium and does community events all throughout Tennessee. He has also zip-lined from the top of the stadium and rappelled from buildings in downtown Nashville. Stadium traditions During every home game's 4th quarter, the stadium plays a video of "office linebacker" Terry Tate, performed by Lester Speight, shouting his catchphrase, "the pain train's coming!" This is immediately followed by the playing of "Folsom Prison Blues" by Johnny Cash, a favorite singer of Nashville. After every Titans first down at Nissan Stadium, the jumbotrons play a scene from the movie 300 where the Spartans chant after King Leonidas asks, "What is your profession?" Titans fans simultaneously perform the chant three times, "HA-OOH! HA-OOH! HA-OOH!" The chant debuted in video game form in Madden NFL 22. Season-by-season records Player information Current roster Retired numbers Pro Football Hall of Fame members Texas Sports Hall of Fame Titans Ring of Honor In 1999, owner Bud Adams established a Titans/Oilers Hall of Fame after the 40th season of the franchise to honor past players and management. It was then changed to Titans Ring of Honor in the 2010s. Bum Phillips, Jeff Fisher, and Floyd Reese are the most recent inductees, each in 2021 (September 26 for Phillips, November 21 for the latter two). Franchise leaders Bold denotes still active with team Italics denote still active but not with team Passing yards (regular season) (as of end of 2021 season) 1. Warren Moon (33,685) 2. Steve McNair (27,141) 3. George Blanda (19,149) 4. Dan Pastorini (16,864) 5. Marcus Mariota (13,207) 6. Ryan Tannehill (12,831) 7. Vince Young (8,098) 8. Kerry Collins (6,804) 9. Ken Stabler (5,190) 10. Pete Beathard (5,128) 11. Jake Locker (4,967) 12. Matt Hasselbeck (4,938) 13. Chris Chandler (4,559) 14. Cody Carlson (4,469) 15. Don Trull (3,538) 16. Billy Volek (3,505) 17. Jacky Lee (3,291) 18. Gifford Nielsen (3,255) 19. Neil O'Donnell (2,664) 20. Oliver Luck (2,544) 21. Ryan Fitzpatrick (2,454) 22. Zach Mettenberger (2,347) 23. Charley Johnson (2,244) 24. Lynn Dickey (1,953) 25. Archie Manning (1,632) 26. Charlie Whitehurst (1,326) 27. Billy Joe Tolliver (1,287) 28. Bucky Richardson (1,257) 29. Jerry Rhome (1,031) 30. Brent Pease (792) Rushing yards (regular season) (as of end of 2021 season) 1. Eddie George (10,009) 2. Earl Campbell