Tennessee Titans Youth Football Outreach

The Tennessee Titans are committed to the development of the game of football in our area, as well as the health and safety of all youth, high school and other amateur players. Each year, we host dozens of events that support this mission.

Read more about our annual events below.

The Tennessee Titans are committed to the continued growth and development of the game of football.

The Titans host a series of youth football camps across Tennessee, geared towards players ages 7-14.

Titans Youth Football Camps will provide a fun and impactful learning experience through:

• Teaching proper football fundamentals, skills and position techniques
• Emphasizing the importance of teamwork and the value of good character
• Providing opportunities to participate in football specific games and drills

The Tennessee Titans High School Game of the Week presented by Whataburger program is designed to recognize excellence in high school athletics.

Each week throughout the season, a panel of media members select the top matchups from around the state. These nominations are then eligible to be selected as the Tennessee Titans High School Game of the Week presented by Whataburger.

Fans are encouraged to vote for their preferred matchup throughout the week right here at TennesseeTitans.com. The game with the most votes will become the Tennessee Titans High School Game of the Week presented by Whataburger, with the winning head coach being named the Tennessee Titans High School Coach of the Week presented by Whataburger.

Each Coach of the Week will receive a grant from the Tennessee Titans in the amount of $1,500 to benefit their school's football program.

Through the Coach of the Week program, the Titans have donated more than $270,000 in grant funding to high school football programs across the state.

Hosted at Nissan Stadium each November, the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards are presented to the top high school players – and one kicker – in nine classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA).

More than 400 people – including the 30 finalists, their families, coaches, school administrators and members of the media from all parts of the state – attend the luncheon and awards presentation each year.

Each week, the Tennessee Titans and Friday Night Rivals will select one unsung player from the Nashville area, Chattanooga area and the Tri-Cites area to be named the Tennessee Tough Performer of the Game.

Each weekly winner will receive a personalized game ball from the Titans.

The sport will be offered to female high school students in Williamson County's nine public schools in the spring of 2022. Teams will play each other once throughout a six-week, eight-game season beginning in March. All nine teams will qualify for the league championship, tentatively scheduled to occur at Nissan Stadium in May.

More than 200 high school players and coaches turn out for this annual tournament, hosted at the team's practice facility each July. The goal is to provide a platform for student-athletes to sharpen their athletic skills and prepare for the upcoming season in a non-contact environment against non-traditional opponents.

Each April, the Titans partner with the Tennessee Football Coaches Association to host the Tennessee Titans High School Football Recruiting Fair at Nissan Stadium. The event brings Tennessee high school coaches and top college football programs from the southeast together. Recruiters are able to watch film, evaluate transcripts and discuss each prospective student-athlete with the people who know them best – their high school coaches.

Through this annual event, fifty-two youth football teams in the middle Tennessee area are able to play where the pros play – on the field at Nissan Stadium.

In partnership with USA Football, the Titans host a pair of clinics at Saint Thomas Sports Park, teaching youth football coaches the comprehensive approach to a better, safer game.

The Titans partner with area non-profits and community programs to increase participation in the NFL FLAG program throughout middle Tennessee.

The Tennessee Titans and USA Football, the sport's national governing body and a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee, recently awarded grants for the purchase of new equipment, uniforms and other resources to 33 youth and scholastic football programs in the Titans market. Grants were awarded based on merit, need and the organization's commitment to coaching education and best practices. Grants are valued up to $1,500 apiece and are funded by the NFL Foundation, the league's non-profit organization representing its 32 clubs.

11-Online provides high school football athletes with comprehensive training instruction, including team building, position-specific drills and leadership development, led by top NFL athletes and health and wellness experts in the sport. The platform was developed in partnership with the NFL and all 32 teams to create a one-of-a-kind virtual training program that emphasizes on and off the field growth.