T-Rac | Tennessee Titans - TennesseeTitans.com
T-Rac is the official mascot of the Tennessee Titans and, by his own admission, the biggest fan in the entire state. His job is simple: do his part to make Nissan Stadium feel like home, get out to every corner of the state to meet the fans, & try to steal the spotlight from the cheerleaders (don't tell them!)
T-RAC'S BIO
Number: 00
Position: Center (of attention)
Year Drafted: 1999
Weight: None of your business
Height: Taller than average
Home: Nissan Stadium
Favorite Color: Titans Blue
Favorite Music: Blue Crew Drumline
MEET T-RAC
Drafted by the Titans in 1999, right after the team landed in Music City, T-Rac has been keeping fans on their toes ever since. His name is short for Titans Raccoon - a fitting title, since the raccoon is Tennessee's official state wild animal. That makes him more than a mascot; he's a hometown symbol, repping Titans fans from Memphis to the Tri-Cities and every stop between.
Off the sidelines, T-Rac takes his show on the road - birthday parties, school visits, community events, you name it. Whether he's high-fiving a six-year-old or sneaking up on a season-ticket member for a photobomb, he brings the same warmth and mischief to everyone he meets.
One thing's for sure - you never know what T-Rac's going to do next. You just know it'll be worth watching.
T-RAC IN THE WILD
T-Rac's School Show
T-Rac's School Show walks students through a variety of activities including, "Minute to Win It" games and trivia contests! Special guests including Titans players, Titans Cheerleaders, and celebrities will surprise students throughout the show.
T-Rac's School Show aims to educate students on ways to live a healthy lifestyle by eating a balanced diet and staying active everyday.
T-RAC'S FRIEND, GIZZARD
Raccoons are not pets. Gizzard is Vermin Sanctuary Inc.'s educational ambassador raccoon, helping people learn about Tennessee's native wildlife and the importance of peaceful coexistence.
To learn more about the organization's wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and education programs, or to support its mission, visit VerminSanctuary.com