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Honoring Floyd Reese
Reese, who had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive, is the winningest general manager in franchise history. His vision helped pave the way for a memorable run of success for the Titans once the team moved from Houston to Tennessee.
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times.
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times.
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times.
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times.
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times.
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times. (AP Photo/Country Music Hall of Fame, Donn Jones)
Reese had a 21-year run (1986-2006) with the Oilers/Titans as a coach and executive and is the winningest general manager in franchise history. In his tenure with the organization, the team advanced to the playoffs 11 times.
ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, APRIL 22-23 Tennessee Titans general manager Floyd Reese, left, greets Vanderbilt quarterback Jack Cutler after Cutler worked out for NFL scouts at Vanderbilt's Pro Day on Friday, March 17, 2006 in Nashville, Tenn. Cutler understands critics still doubt he's talented enough to be considered with Matt Leinart of Southern California or Vince Young of Texas as the top quarterbacks available in the NFL Draft because he played at Vanderbilt, the only current SEC program not to play in a bowl game since 1982.(AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
FILE — In this Aug. 3, 2004, file photo, Tennessee Titans had coach Jeff Fisher, left, and general manager Floyd Reese, right, talk with owner Bud Adams, center, during an NFL football practice in Nashville, Tenn. The Titans announced July 14, 2021, that Fisher, Reese, and former Houston Oiler head coach Bum Phillips will be the newest members of the Tennessee Titans' ring of honor. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)
