The Tennessee Titans are members of the American Football Conference South Division. They are charter members of the American Football League (AFL) and began to play in the NFL following the AFL–NFL merger in 1970.
Over the years, the team has continued to run as one of the successful NFL franchises with millions of fans across the United States.
Who owns the Tennessee Titans?
Amy Adams Strunk (50%) is the current owner of the Tennessee Titans NFL franchise team as of January 2025. She assumed control of the team in 2013. Others with ownership stakes include Susan Lewis, Kenneth S. Adams IV, and Barclay Adams (50% each).
To break the ownership of the team even further, the Tennessee Titans are under the ownership of the Adams family, which owns and controls KSA Industries Inc., the parent company of the Titans and other subsidiaries.
Tennessee Titans owners and their net worth
According to figures from Forbes as per data obtained in 2014, the Adams family had a net worth of $1.3B.
Amy Adams Strunk
Amy Adams Strunk is an American businesswoman who is the controlling owner of the Tennessee Titans. She is the daughter of Bud Adams and was the original owner of the franchise.
Net worth: According to Forbes Magazine, she is worth $2B currently.
What's her source of wealth?
Tennessee Titans
Adams Strunk is the controlling owner of the Tennessee Titans NFL franchise. She gained control in March 2015.
KSA Industries Inc.
Adams Strunk has a significant share in KSA Industries, which owns the Tennessee Titans NFL team and other companies, including Adams Resources & Energy and its subsidiaries, Gulfmark Energy, Inc.
Susan Lewis (part of 50)
Susan Lewis is one of the minority shareholders of the Tennessee Titans. She has shares of the remaining 50% of the team.
She is also part of the family business with an ownership stake in KSA Industries, Adams Resources & Energy, and its subsidiaries, Gulfmark Energy, Inc.
Kenneth Adams IV (part of 50%)
Kenneth Adams IV is one of the owners of the Tennessee Titans NFL franchise. He is a member of the board of directors.
Kenneth is part of the remaining 50% of shareholders of the team as well as other family businesses, including KSA Industries.
Barclay Adams (part of 50%)
Barclay Adams is also one of the minority shareholders of the team and part of the remaining 50% shares. His shares also extend to the family business, which includes KSA Industries.
The Adams family's source of wealth
Adams Resources & Energy Inc and KSA Industries
It is a resource and energy company that deals with the marketing of chemical products, crude oil, and natural gas.
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Its operations, including crude oil marketing in many states across the United States. Other operations including the transportation, storage, and terminalling of crude oil and natural gas.
Some of its operations are carried out through its subsidiary Gulfmark Energy, Inc.
What is the Tennessee Titans NFL franchise net worth and valuation?
According to figures from Forbes, as of now, the Tennessee Titans NFL team has a valuation worth $4.9B. The team earns a significant amount of money through its marketing and stadium operations.
Tennessee Titans ownership history
Kenneth "Bud" Adams Jr. was the founder and the original owner of the team. According to Forbes Magazine, he paid over $25,000 to purchase the club in 1959.
Trophies
The team has won two NFL championships during the AFL era. It has also won other divisional and conference titles throughout its existence.
Stadium
The Tennessee Titans NFL franchise currently plays its home games at Nissan Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 69,143. The stadium is owned by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County.
The team is expected to move to a new stadium, which will be complete in 2027.
History
The Tennessee Titans were established as the Houston Oilers as a charter member of the American Football League in 1960.
The team went on to win two AFL championships before the AFL–NFL merger in 1966. The team moved to Tennessee and was renamed the Tennessee Oilers before the eventual name change to the Tennessee Titans in 1999.