The 2002 Tennessee Titans enjoyed a resurgent season, winning the AFC South title with an 11-5 record. After a 1-4 start, the team rallied to win 10 of their final 11 games, led by co-MVP quarterback Steve McNair and a dominant defense. The season was highlighted by a thrilling overtime playoff victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers, propelling the Titans to the AFC Championship game. The 2003 Tennessee Titans enjoyed a standout season, finishing with a strong 12-4 record and securing a playoff berth for the second consecutive year. The campaign was headlined by quarterback Steve McNair, who earned NFL co-MVP honors after leading a high-powered offense that ranked fifth in the league in scoring. The team demonstrated great resilience throughout the year, highlighted by a thrilling 20-17 wild-card victory over the Baltimore Ravens. The 1996 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and a four-time Pro Bowler, Eddie George was a workhorse running back for the Tennessee Titans who recorded over 10,000 career rushing yards and famously never missed a start during his eight seasons with the franchise.