The Tennessee Titans were founded as the Houston Oilers in the AFL in 1960. They moved to Tennessee in 1997 and became the Titans in 1999.
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All I hear when I look at this picture is Isla Fisher saying, "Cause I'd find you!"
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The Titans claim nine Divisional championships and have made one trip to the Super Bowl (1999).
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Proper posture is a key component to any good cheerleader.
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O Captain, my captain! All hands better be on deck...
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"Shake your groove thing, shake your grove thing, yeah yeah!"
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Frankly, I couldn't care less where she is looking...
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The Oilers/Titans have played in Jeppesen, Rice, Liberty Bowl Memorial and Vanderbilt Stadiums to go with LP Field and the Houston Astrodome.
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Warren Moon is the franchise's all-time leading passer with 33,685 yards.
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I am not sure I have any words to describe this one, other that I am ardent supporter of Breast Cancer Awareness.
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Simply gorgeous.
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Welcome to Music City, USA. Now, where are a good pair of cowboy boots when you need them?
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Heisman Trophy winner Eddie George is the Titan's all-time leading rusher with 10,009 yards.
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Seven Oilers/Titans have had their numbers retired: Warren Moon (1), Steve McNair (9), Earl Campbell (34), Jim Norton (43), Mike Munchak (63), Elvin Bethea (65) and Bruce Matthews (74).
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What a fantastic way to end a Tennessee Titans cheerleader slideshow, right?
We shoot tons of NFL games each year, which means we also shoot tons of NFL cheerleaders each year. Because an NFL game without cheerleaders is basically a wrestling match. Enjoy all these San Francisco 49ers hotties who make the game worth watch.
The 49ers, with no real standout quarterback (Alex Smith might lose his job to someone named Colin Kaepernick) aren't picked to do much this year. Which is all the more reason to focus on their cheerleaders.
More of the 49ers hottest and sexiest cheerleaders.
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San Francisco fans have had a rough go of it lately, between the near-fatal beating at the Giants game and the shooting at the recent 49ers/Raiders preseason game. It seems like the cheerleaders are the only reason to risk your life at a game anymore.
You should see how depressed our photographer gets when we tell him he has to shoot cheerleaders at all the NFL games he attends. Did I say depressed? I meant ecstatically happy.
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Another example of why San Francisco is one of the greatest cities in America.
The San Francisco 49ers may not have the best football team this year, but we have to give their cheerleaders a real good chance at making the playoffs. (There are cheerleaders playoffs, right? Right?)
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Another example of why sexy cheerleaders are sexy.
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What are the chances Frank Gore will stay healthy for 16 games this year? Who cares, just look at these cheerleaders.
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Is Jim Harbaugh a better coach than Mike Singletary? We're about to find out this year. Do cheerleaders have coaches? Do those coaches get fired as often as NFL head coaches? We have more questions than answer right now.
We take photos at hundreds of college football games each year. Luckily, we also manage to get some photos of not just the players, but also of the cheerleaders. Here are some of our favorite Vanderbilt Cheerleaders from the Athlon Archive!
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