Yes, the Titans have made it official. We'll be seeing those Oilers uniforms when they play the Texans.
It's official, the Titans become the Oilers when they play the Texans on December 17 in Nashville.I am not a lifelong Houstonian, but I got here as fast as I could. I moved here in 1994, in the midst of a season where the Oilers where losing enough to draft Steve McNair with the third overall pick, and, as it turns out, owner Bud Adams was securing a new stadium and a new life in Nashville for his team.
As we all know, the Oilers became the Tennessee Titans, the Houston Texans were born in 2002, and the two teams were put in the same division, likely with the NFL's hope that a rivalry would bloom. Unfortunately, both teams have struggled to be relevant simultaneously, and thus, the two sides have rarely faced off with anything important on the line, and because of that, it's really just a garden variety division rivalry, not one with deep roots and infinite animus.
However, of all things, laundry may have changed that, because the unveiling of the Titans' decision to wear the old Oiler uniforms this season has unleashed the most Titan-specific anger among Houstonians since the team picked up and left a quarter of a century ago.
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