Tennessee Titans sold out of tickets for AFC divisional round, potential AFC championship

Ben Arthur, Nashville Tennessean
·2 min read

Expect full capacity for the Tennessee Titans’ playoff games this postseason.

The Titans have sold out of tickets for Saturday’s AFC divisional-round game against the Bengals (3:30 p.m. CT, CBS) and the potential AFC championship game Jan. 30 at Nissan Stadium, according to the team’s website. Tennessee would need to beat Cincinnati to qualify for their second AFC title game in three years, but as the conference’s No. 1 seed it is assured of home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.

Titans’ director of ticket sales Jim Rice confirmed late Sunday tickets are sold out for home playoff games, warning fans to be wary of scammers.

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“We are sold out and the transfer function is turned off until 24 hours prior to kickoff,” Rice tweeted. “Odds are there will be scammers using social media. Stick to trusted sites. See you at Nissan Stadium on Saturday!”

The Titans hosted an AFC wild-card game last season, but fell to the Ravens to see their postseason journey cut short at one game.

Tennessee last hosted a divisional-round game in the 2008 playoffs, also a lost to Baltimore. The Titans have never hosted an AFC championship game.

Ben Arthur covers the Tennessee Titans for The USA TODAY Network. Contact him at barthur@gannett.com and follow him on Twitter at @benyarthur.

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