The Tennessee Titans are headed to the 2025 Super Bowl—not in the traditional sense. However, Tennessee still has a dreadful record and is searching for a franchise-altering quarterback. News reports indicate that the NFL and Zebra Tech are hosting a panel of special guests. The league selected the Titans to present its analytical data alongside other luminaries at the 2025 Super Bowl.
Report: Tennessee Titans To Be Present At 2025 Super Bowl
Zebra Tech is the parent company responsible for tracking the data used for the famous Next Gen Stats for the NFL. What are the infamous roaming dots that everyone sees during the weekend? Yeah, that’s them.
Mack Hollins had just 0.5 yards of separation from Trent McDuffie when the pass arrived.
Josh Allen's 517 passing yards when targeting a receiver in a tight window (less than one yard of separation) are the most in the NFL this season, including playoffs.#BUFvsKC | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/hyYXhyXrC2
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) January 27, 2025
They also track data at the two premier college all-star events, the Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Bowl. The company installs RFID sensors in the footballs and each player’s shoulder pads. For more information on how the process works, see this interview from years past.
Our team has been working hard onsite applying our cutting-edge MotionWorks™ #technology in Mobile for the 2024 #SeniorBowl.
We look forward to tracking every player and every play on the field, providing real-time #insights for fans, coaches, and teams.
📍 @seniorbowl pic.twitter.com/0s52h7tJ2i
— Zebra Sports (@ZebraSports) January 31, 2024
The distinguished panel of guests includes Chris Kelly of Zebra Technologies, NFL EVP of Football Operations Troy Vincent, Fanatics SVP/COO of Retail Ops Charles Delgado, Fox Sports’ Greg Olsen, and Tennessee Titans Senior VP/COO Dan Werly.
These brilliant and accomplished guests of honor will discuss the impact of the league’s technology, data that could be relevant to the Super Bowl and fans, and how data drives innovation in football operations. The event will be held in New Orleans on the Wednesday before the Super Bowl at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. It will be a fascinating event for people to attend as the league continues to evolve its technology at lightning speed. A deeper understanding of the mechanics and intricacies leads to more information, thus improving the quality of play.
Everyone needs to know how much hard work the league and Zebra Tech employees put into every game. The panel is an excellent opportunity to learn how much resources are poured in each week.
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