The Tennessee Titans are desperate to lure the Super Bowl to Nissan Stadium in the future. In March, the Titans announced the construction of The New Nissan Stadium, which will host concerts, Titans games, along with other sporting events and civic gatherings. The bold mission to complete this $2.1 billion stadium has brought forth a lot of excitement for the Nashville natives.

In the wake of the coming season and building excitement, the team decided to share more details about their project and released a tentative time of project completion. From what we know now, this will be a domed stadium. Front Office Sports shared what the construction will look like in the future.

A huge future landmark for the Tennessee Titans

FOS shared the render that Jim Wyatt, a Titans reporter, shared on his X account. Wyatt’s post on X said, “Time lapse video of what construction will look like for the new @NissanStadium, future home of the @Titans, as the clock ticks toward 2027.” The video shows a timeline at the bottom, along with how the construction will proceed.

Everything starts from the ground up, where they make space for the fields, construct a seating area, close the boundaries, and later, cover the stadium with a dome. Located at the East Bank of the Cumberland River, the future stadium is also set to host Super Bowls, WrestleMania’s, Final Fours as well as College Football Playoffs. The sTitans tadium is set to host a 60,000-seat capacity.

The funding breakdown is as follows; the Legislature has approved $500 million in bonds in 2023, along with Metro Nashville chipping in about $760 million towards the project. So far, the motion to increase hotel tax in the city has been approved which will go towards the construction. Also, sales tax from in-stadium purchases and ticket sales will also go towards paying the debt for the stadium.

But despite all the high expectations, Roger Goodell seems careful in his dealings with Tennessee Titans and the media about bringing the Super Bowl to the Music City.

Roger Goodell is not making any false promises

Gov. Bill Lee has been very vocal about bringing the Super Bowl to Nashville. However, he hasn’t initiated any contact with the NFL officially. Right now, it’s all word of mouth that the Gov. is relying on. Lee mentioned “expressing our deep desire and willingness to work together and anything that we can do to make that happen.”

But Rodger Goodell would like to see some substantial development before he goes around making promises with the Tennessee legislation. “We’re right now focused on building the stadium,” said Goodell to the media. The construction company Polk and Associates owner Reggie Polk mentioned that he might be able to deliver the stadium by February 2027 or sooner.

Tennessee Builders Alliance (TBA), consisting of Nashville-based I.C.F. Builders, Brentwood-based Polk & Associates, Turner Construction Company, and AECOM Hunt, is serving as the construction manager for the Titans stadium project, per Sports Illustrated.