Relive four of the greatest moments in Titans football history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

2000 Wild Card Round vs Buffalo - Music City Miracle
2009 Regular Season vs Arizona - He's back. Young's 99yd Drive
2004 Wild Card Round vs Baltimore - McNair's drive. Anderson's kick
2018 Wild Card Round vs Kansas City - QB, WR, RB. He does it all

These slate coasters are laser-etched indelibly into the stone itself. - Size: 4" x 4" x 0.25" per coaster - Weight: 0.25lbs (4oz) - Natural edge

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2000 Wild Card Round
Music City Miracle
Titans vs Buffalo
22 - 16
8 January, 2000
Let's be honest - if you've never seen this play, what are you even doing here? The Music City Miracle remains of of professional football's most famous plays of all time. It has everything in it - a game-winning score, playoff stress, trickery, controversy, and jubilation. Nothing can beat it.

2009 Regular Season
He's back. Young's 99yd Drive
Titans vs Arizona
20 - 17
29 November, 2009
Having started 0-6, Tennessee benched Collins and turned back to Vince Young. Young would win 5 in a row, highlighted by an amazing 99-yard game-winning drive which included multiple 3rd and 4th down conversions en route to a 4th and goal touchdown pass as time expired. He's Back.

2004 Wild Card Round
McNair's drive. Anderson's kick
Titans vs Baltimore
20 - 17
3 January, 2004
Having lost 5 straight to Baltimore, this Wild Card matchup would be different as a hobbled Steve McNair valiantly limped his way to a game-winning drive which set up the league's oldest player, 44-year old Gary Anderson to use all the power he had left to convert from 46 yards and secure victory.

2018 Wild Card Round
QB, WR, RB. He does it all
Titans vs Kansas City
22 - 21
6 January, 2018
Halfway into the 3rd quarter down 21-3, Mariota displayed one of the craziest plays in history as he caught his own deflected pass and ran it into the endzone himself. This play helped spark a rallying comeback as Tennessee went on to beat Kansas City 22-21 and advance into the Divisional Round.