Tennessee Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk has officially unveiled the first images of the team’s new state-of-the-art practice facility, marking a major milestone in what is being described as a “once-in-a-generation redevelopment” of the franchise’s core infrastructure. The ambitious overhaul, which comes with a $130 million price tag, is scheduled to be completed ahead of the 2025 NFL season.
The revitalized facility will not only modernize the Titans’ training environment but also reflect Strunk’s vision for long-term competitiveness, player health, and organizational excellence.
Inside the Vision: What the $130 Million Redevelopment Includes
The newly released renderings reveal a sleek, innovative complex that balances athletic functionality with modern design. The upgraded Titans Practice Center will feature:
•Reconstructed Swimming and Recovery Pools: A full structural rebuild of the team’s aquatic therapy area will include multiple pools with advanced hydrotherapy and resistance training features.
•Enhanced Strength & Conditioning Zones: State-of-the-art training rooms equipped with smart fitness technology, motion tracking systems, and upgraded weight equipment.
•Advanced Sports Science & Recovery Labs: A suite of medical and sports science rooms for real-time player health monitoring, rehab, and injury prevention.
•Expanded Indoor Practice Field: A new climate-controlled dome will offer full-field training year-round, with upgraded artificial turf and player safety measures.
•Film and Strategy Hubs: Enhanced digital classrooms with immersive playback technology to boost game prep, analysis, and play design.
•Nutrition & Wellness Center: An expanded cafeteria focused on performance nutrition, along with dedicated spaces for mental wellness and player support.
Amy Adams Strunk: ‘This Is About the Future of the Titans’
Owner Amy Adams Strunk was proud to present the images, stating that the project represents a bold investment in the future of the franchise—not only to improve facilities for players and coaches, but also to strengthen the organization’s appeal to free agents, draftees, and fans.
“This redevelopment is not just about buildings and blueprints,” Strunk said during the release event. “It’s about creating a culture of championship preparation. We want our players to have access to the best resources in the NFL—period.”
Strunk also noted that the decision to overhaul the facility was influenced by recent input from the coaching staff and general manager Ran Carthon, who have advocated for modernization to help the team keep pace with elite franchises like Kansas City, San Francisco, and Philadelphia.
A New Era Underway in Tennessee
The practice facility project is the latest chapter in a broader evolution of the Titans’ identity. With a revamped coaching staff led by head coach Brian Callahan, a rejuvenated roster featuring Tony Pollard, Tyjae Spears, and a potential new quarterback in the near future, the Titans are signaling that they are not content with mediocrity.
The team has also made strides in embracing analytics, nutrition science, and data-driven training philosophies—all of which will be fully supported by the new facility layout.
“We want to give our players every competitive advantage,” Callahan said. “This new complex will be a game-changer for how we train, recover, and perform.”
Community and Economic Impact
While the facility is primarily for team use, Strunk hinted at future plans to allow select fan access and community outreach programs within parts of the new building, particularly in wellness and education spaces. Local officials estimate the project will generate hundreds of construction jobs and provide a long-term economic boost to the Nashville area.
Looking Ahead
Construction has already begun and is expected to move quickly through the summer and fall, with full completion targeted before the 2025 training camp. The Titans will continue using temporary satellite locations for some offseason programs in the interim.
As the NFL continues to evolve, teams are racing to invest in performance infrastructure—and with this bold move, the Titans are making it clear: they intend to be at the forefront of the next generation of football excellence.
