Two-Tone Blue Nissan Stadium Art for December Tabletops
Music City football pride meets the December holiday countdown in the Tennessee Titans 2026 Advent Calendar. Finished in deep navy blue, Titans light blue, and crimson red diagonal stripes, the upright rigid paperboard box centers on the flaming T-sword circle crest with three red stars above a snow-dusted evening view of Nissan Stadium and the downtown Nashville skyline.
Across the front panel, 24 individually numbered perforated compartments mark each morning from December 1 through Christmas Eve. The custom full-wrap print extends along the side spine with crisp white snowflakes and team badges, allowing the box to stand cleanly on a fireplace mantel, office credenza, or entryway table without warping.

24 Freestanding Miniature Figures Across the Titans Roster
Behind every numbered door sits a three-dimensional miniature figurine sculpted in Tennessee home uniforms—navy jerseys, light-blue shoulders and trousers, and crisp white numbers—permanently set on a flat, matte-black circular pedestal. Each base carries a white front nameplate so collectors can organize the entire 24-piece squad across wood shelves or desktop risers:

Sideline Leadership, Skill Players, and Defensive Anchors
The 24-day lineup spans sideline coaching and both sides of the ball, starting with Robert Saleh in a navy team cap and jacket alongside offensive playmakers #1 Cam Ward, #20 Tony Pollard, #2 Tyjae Spears, #0 Calvin Ridley, #4 Wan’Dale Robinson, #5 Elic Ayomanor, #17 Chimere Dike, #14 Carnell Tate, #82 Daniel Bellinger, and #84 Gunnar Helm, protected by offensive tackles #55 JC Latham and #77 Peter Skoronski. On defense, the miniature roster rounds out with #98 Jeffery Simmons, #37 Amani Hooker, #50 Cody Barton, #33 Cedric Gray, #24 Alontae Taylor, #91 John Franklin-Myers, #11 Jermaine Johnson II, #53 Anthony Hill Jr., #32 Nicholas Singleton, #23 Kevin Winston Jr., and #29 Tony Adams. Fans putting together a Tennessee-themed gift bundle can also pair this countdown box with our Tennessee Volunteers Dolly Parton cap for year-round state pride.















