The Tennessee Titans could be worth more than $3 billion when the team finalizes a deal for a new domed stadium in Nashville slated to open for the 2026 NFL season.
The Titans — currently valued at $2.6 billion — would benefit from a new stadium that could garner higher ticket prices and the increasing value of NFL franchises following the record sale of the Denver Broncos in June for $4.65 billion to a group led by Walmart heir Rob Walton.
- The Titans are the 28th-most valuable of the 32 NFL franchises, per Forbes.
- The team generated $354 million in revenue in 2021, down from $422 million in 2020.
- A new stadium would make the Titans one of the 20 most valuable NFL teams at $3 billion.
The Titans plan to build a 1.7 million-square-foot stadium estimated to cost between $1.9 billion and $2.2 billion. The stadium could host major events, including the Super Bowl.
Previous Plans
In January, the Titans planned upgrades at Nissan Stadium that would have cost up to $600 million. The team’s current lease requires the city of Nashville and taxpayers to pay for maintenance. The Titans claimed the city would owe $1.8 billion under the current terms.
Those rising costs were highlighted by city leaders, leading to plans for a new stadium.
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