Tennessee Titans Bring 'Ring Of Fire' to Game-Day with 37-Display Super System at the New Nissan Stadium

Core Insights - Daktronics has been selected as the official large display partner for the Tennessee Titans, set to manufacture and install 37 displays totaling over 77,000 square feet at the new Nissan Stadium, which will rank among the top three in the league for total LED square footage [1][2][3] Display Details - The installation includes a unique Ring of Fire display that encircles the upper bowl of the stadium, measuring 13 feet high by 2,275 feet wide, totaling 29,575 square feet, making it the longest display in the league with a 10-millimeter pixel spacing [2][3][4] - The main video displays will be located in the east, northwest, and southwest end zones, with the east end zone display measuring 41 feet high by 343 feet wide, totaling 14,063 square feet, while the other two displays will each measure 41 feet high by 136 feet wide [5][6] - Additional displays include 23 ribbon and vomitory displays totaling over 17,000 square feet, four concourse displays totaling 1,125 square feet, and a south exterior display measuring 3,750 square feet, all featuring various pixel spacings for enhanced viewing [8][9][10] Company Background - Daktronics, founded in 1968, specializes in large-format LED video displays and has become a global leader in audiovisual systems, serving various applications in sports, business, and transportation [13]