The Tennessee Titans are kicking off a new chapter in franchise history in 2025, and it’s turning out to be a season full of changes. The most significant of these moves came during the NFL Draft, where the Titans selected quarterback Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick. The franchise has made it clear they’re ready to turn the page and build a new identity, and now it appears that change will be reflected not just on the field but in their appearance as well.
During the press introduction for Ward in Nashville, the young quarterback received a warm welcome—and a surprise visit—from Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon. Moon, a legendary quarterback who made the No. 1 jersey iconic during his time with the Houston Oilers, gave Ward his blessing to wear the same number. It was a touching moment linking the franchise’s past with its future, and it hinted at the symbolic transition taking place in Tennessee.
But that wasn’t the only big reveal involving Moon. On Friday, during an appearance on the Up & Adams show hosted by Kay Adams, Moon dropped an unexpected bit of news: the Titans will be unveiling brand-new uniforms as they enter this new era with Ward under center. This unintentional reveal by Moon caught the attention of fans and media alike, as the organization had yet to make any formal announcement about a uniform redesign.
While the Titans have previously drawn attention—and controversy—for wearing throwback uniforms honoring their Houston Oilers history, Moon clarified that the new look would be a completely fresh design. “They’re nothing like the Oilers throwbacks,” Moon noted, adding that the team is forging its own visual identity rather than relying on nostalgia. His comment also hinted at his disapproval of the Titans wearing Oilers uniforms, suggesting that while fans may love the tribute, the connection isn’t as seamless as some believe.
Moon’s remarks suggest that the Titans are fully committed to building a new brand—starting with a new franchise quarterback and extending to a new visual style. For a team that has struggled with consistency in recent years, this clean slate could be the reset they’ve needed. The combination of a promising rookie quarterback, the symbolic passing of the torch from a legend like Moon, and a fresh new look could reignite the fanbase and signal a bold new direction for the Titans.
As fans await the official unveiling of the uniforms, the excitement is building in Tennessee. The 2025 season is shaping up to be a transformative year for the franchise, and all eyes will be on Cam Ward and the Titans as they aim to redefine themselves on and off the field.
