The Tennessee Titans Mount Rushmore: For Independence Week

Creating a Mount Rushmore of Tennessee Titans Players

KEYSTONE, SD - OCTOBER 01: Mount Rushmore National Memorial towers over the South Dakota landscape on October 1, 2013 near Keystone, South Dakota. Mount Rushmore and all other national parks were closed today after congress failed to pass a temporary funding bill, forcing about 800,000 federal workers off the job. A bulletin issued by the Department of Interior states, 'Effective immediately upon a lapse in appropriations, the National Park Service will take all necessary steps to close and secure national park facilities and grounds in order to suspend all activities ...Day use visitors will be instructed to leave the park immediately...' (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) /

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In the spirit of Independence Day, let’s take a look at what Titans would make it on the Tennessee Titans version of Mount Rushmore.

As I woke up the morning of July 4th and was flipping through my sports articles, I came across an NBA article about Mount Rushmore. This article was written by Grant Hughes of Bleacher Report and went over every NBA team’s Mount Rushmore. In the spirit of Independence Day, it got me thinking about who would be on the Tennessee Titans Mount Rushmore. The criteria to be on Mount Rushmore is that the player has to have been a part of the Titans in Tennessee. Sorry, Warren Moon and Earl Campbell. It is great to look at the history of the team, and obviously the Houston Oilers are a major part of the Titans history, but this should be for players and coaches that played or coached in Tennessee.

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