Titans Announce Dave McGinnis as Newest Ring of Honor Inductee
The Tennessee Titans continue to celebrate a lasting legacy after the sudden passing of Dave McGinnis. The organization now plans a meaningful tribute, and it reflects the deep respect he earned over the years. His absence still resonates across Nashville, yet his impact remains strong.
The Titans confirmed that McGinnis will join the Ring of Honor as its 20th member during the upcoming season. This decision highlights his years of dedication, and it also honors the influence he carried both on and off the field.
Team owner Amy Adams Strunk shared a heartfelt message about his contributions. She expressed that “Coach Mac showed what true character looks like, and he always gave his best to the team and community.” She also noted that his passion and leadership shaped the organization in lasting ways.

Instagram | @jacquelinequalls | Dave McGinnis’s induction into the Titans Ring of Honor recognizes a legacy built on leadership, character, and dedication.
From Sidelines to Broadcast Booth
McGinnis built a respected career that stretched across coaching and broadcasting. He served as an assistant coach for eight seasons between 2004 and 2011. During that time, he worked alongside key figures and helped guide the team with steady leadership.
Later, he returned in 2017 as a radio analyst. In that role, he brought energy and insight to every broadcast. Fans connected with his voice, and his presence added depth to the game-day experience.
The upcoming honor recognizes more than a career. It celebrates a person who inspired players, staff, and fans alike. His dedication stood out, and his approach to the game created strong relationships throughout the league.
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