Tennessee Titans Owner

The Tennessee Titans is a professional American football organization based in Nashville, Tennessee, which competes in the NFL’s AFC South division. The Houston Oilers, founded in 1959, won the first two AFL titles. After integrating with the NFL in 1970, Oilers stars Earl Campbell and Warren Moon guided the team to postseason appearances. In 1997, the Oilers moved to Nashville,Tennessee. After two seasons in temporary quarters, they became the Titans in 1999, moving into their current stadium, Nissan Stadium (a new one is under construction).

From 1999 to 2003, they dominated the playoffs with Steve McNair and Eddie George leading the way. From 2016 to 2021, the team experienced a renaissance, winning six straight seasons and making the playoffs. Notably, the Titans are the only NFL team with two 2,000-yard rushers: Chris Johnson in 2009 and Derrick Henry in 2020.

Who owns the Tennessee Titans?

Amy Adams Strunk owns the Tennessee Titans. Despite inheriting a third of the Tennessee Titans after her father's death, she was not immediately in charge. After attending prominent universities, Strunk was already familiar with the family business world because of her oil baron grandparents and, therefore, took over the team in 2015.

Her vision went beyond the field. Strunk's efforts in preparing the 2018 uniform reveal event impressed the NFL, who chose Nashville to host the coveted 2019 Draft. This accomplishment strengthened her position and earned her the title of "Tennessean of the Year." Strunk increased her influence in 2020, by acquiring her sister's part of the team. Strunk keeps the reins, but her nephews and Susan Lewis retain ownership. Unlike her father, Strunk regularly engages fans and stakeholders, creating a more collaborative environment for the Titans' future.

Tennessee Titans Owner Net Worth

According to Forbes, Strunk's estimated net worth is around $2 billion, as of August 2024.