Dream Team Project
Tennessee Titans Dream Team
The all-time Titans lineup, position by position. Every player here suited up for the Titans. Disagree with a pick? Leave a comment or nominate someone below.
How we pick
One real lineup per franchise, judged on what each player did in this uniform: impact, playoff moments and longevity with the team first, league honors second. Players are measured against their own era, and every entry is checked against the team site, the Pro Football Hall of Fame or Pro Football Reference.
The roster
Our picks, grouped by unit.
Offense
11 playersQB
Warren Moon
Hall of Fame passer and trigger man of the run-and-shoot Oilers.
6× Pro Bowl with HOU (1988-1993); led NFL in passing yards 1990 & 1991; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
RB
Earl Campbell
Punishing runner who won three straight rushing titles to open his career.
NFL MVP 1979; 3× Offensive Player of the Year; 3× 1st-team All-Pro; 5× Pro Bowl
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
WR
Charley Hennigan
Record-setting receiver of the first two AFL champions.
2× AFL champion (1960, 1961); 5× AFL All-Star; 4× 1st-team All-AFL
Sources: Wikipedia
WR
Ernest Givins
Nine-year Oiler and a go-to target in the run-and-shoot offense.
2× Pro Bowl (1990, 1992); 2nd-team All-Pro 1990
Sources: Wikipedia
WR
Derrick Mason
Receiver and return man who grew into the top target of the Titans era.
2× Pro Bowl (2000, 2003); 2000 1st-team All-Pro (returner); led NFL in punt return yards 2000
Sources: Wikipedia
TE
Frank Wycheck
Steve McNair's safety valve and the man who threw the Music City Miracle lateral.
3× Pro Bowl (1998-2000); 2nd-team All-Pro 2000; Titans/Oilers Ring of Honor
Sources: Wikipedia
LT
Brad Hopkins
Left tackle for 13 seasons spanning Houston and Tennessee.
2× Pro Bowl (2000, 2003); 13 seasons, all with the franchise
Sources: Wikipedia
LG
Mike Munchak
Hall of Fame guard who spent his entire career with the Oilers.
9× Pro Bowl; 4× 1st-team All-Pro; NFL 1980s All-Decade; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
C
Bruce Matthews
Played every line position over 19 seasons; five Pro Bowls came at center.
14× Pro Bowl; 7× 1st-team All-Pro; NFL 1990s All-Decade; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
RG
Benji Olson
Ten-year starter at guard who never played for another team.
140 starts in ten seasons, all with the franchise
Sources: Wikipedia
RT
David Stewart
Rugged right tackle who started from 2006 through 2013.
2nd-team All-Pro 2008; starting right tackle from 2006
Sources: Wikipedia
Defense
11 playersDT
Curley Culp
Hall of Fame nose tackle who anchored the Luv Ya Blue defenses.
4× Pro Bowl with HOU (1975-1978); 1975 1st-team All-Pro; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
DT
Ray Childress
Relentless lineman who starred at both end and tackle for 11 seasons.
5× Pro Bowl; 1992 1st-team All-Pro
Sources: Wikipedia
DE
Elvin Bethea
Sixteen-year Oiler and the franchise standard for longevity up front.
8× Pro Bowl; 210 games, all with Houston; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
EDGE
Jevon Kearse
"The Freak" was an instant star on the Super Bowl XXXIV team.
1999 Defensive Rookie of the Year; 3× Pro Bowl (1999-2001); 1999 1st-team All-Pro; rookie-record 14.5 sacks
Sources: Wikipedia
LB
Robert Brazile
"Dr. Doom" was a prototype rush linebacker and a career Oiler.
7× Pro Bowl; 1975 Defensive Rookie of the Year; NFL 1970s All-Decade; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
LB
George Webster
Dominant from day one and named to the AFL All-Time Team.
3× AFL All-Star (1967-1969); 3× 1st-team All-AFL; 1967 AFL Rookie of the Year
Sources: Wikipedia
LB
Keith Bulluck
Rangy every-down linebacker and a ten-year leader in Tennessee.
2003 Pro Bowl; 1st-team All-Pro 2003; ten seasons with TEN
Sources: Wikipedia
CB
Samari Rolle
Top cover man on the best Titans defenses of the Fisher era.
2000 Pro Bowl; 2000 1st-team All-Pro
Sources: Wikipedia
CB
Cris Dishman
Brash, physical corner for nine seasons of the Oilers playoff years.
1991 Pro Bowl; 1991 1st-team All-Pro
Sources: Wikipedia
S
Ken Houston
Hall of Fame safety who began his run of 12 straight all-star seasons here.
5 straight AFL All-Star/Pro Bowl picks with HOU (1968-1972); all-league 1969 & 1971; Hall of Fame
Sources: Pro Football Hall of Fame; Wikipedia
S
Kevin Byard
Ballhawking safety and the defensive leader of the 2017-2021 playoff teams.
2× 1st-team All-Pro with TEN (2017, 2021); 2× Pro Bowl with TEN; co-led NFL in interceptions 2017
Sources: Wikipedia
Special Teams / Coaching
4 playersK
Al Del Greco
Decade-long kicker who bridged the Houston and Tennessee eras.
Ten seasons with the franchise; kicker for the Super Bowl XXXIV team
Sources: Wikipedia
P
Brett Kern
Thirteen-year Titan who was among the league's best punters in the late 2010s.
3× Pro Bowl (2017-2019); 2019 1st-team All-Pro
Sources: Wikipedia
RET
Billy "White Shoes" Johnson
Electrifying returner whose end-zone dance became an NFL signature.
2× Pro Bowl with HOU (1975, 1977); 2× 1st-team All-Pro with HOU; NFL 1970s All-Decade
Sources: Wikipedia
COACH
Jeff Fisher
Longest-tenured coach in franchise history; took Tennessee to Super Bowl XXXIV.
AFC champion and Super Bowl XXXIV appearance (1999, 13-3); Titans Ring of Honor
Sources: Wikipedia
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