The Coliseum is the proud home of the Tennessee Titans. The 1.6 million-square-foot stadium holds 67,800 seats, most of which are sold out months before game time. The TSU Tigers are tenants of The Coliseum also, and both teams play on an impressive natural grass playing field. The Music City Bowl also takes place at The Coliseum. The structure sits on 120 acres of land, which includes 21 varieties of trees and a mile of Greenway trails. Concessions are sold in abundance, and the coliseum is just moments away from downtown bars and restaurants. The first home game for our beloved Titans was held on Sept. 12, 1999, which kicked off a perfect 8-0 regular season at the stadium.

The Coliseum, which seats approximately 67,700 fans, is state-of-the-art. The open-air facility, which the Titans share with Tennessee State University, boasts incredible amenities for an NFL stadium, ranging from spacious and tastefully appointed locker rooms to its massive scoreboards.

The Coliseum has 144 luxury suites and 9,600 club seats with access to the stadium club and club lounges. There are also approximately 7,500 parking spaces on the site.

The Coliseum grounds are also designed to help create a park-like setting along the Cumberland River, not just a showplace for bland concrete and asphalt. More than 205 trees have been planted on the 105-acre campus.

HOK's past stadium and ballpark designs include Jacksonville's Alltel Stadium, Miami's Pro Player Stadium, Charlotte's Ericcson Stadium, Washington's Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, Baltimore's Camden Yards and Ravens Stadium, Cleveland's Browns Stadium and Jacobs Field, and Denver's Coors Field.