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The two strongest pulls in the Tennessee Titans' top 10 sit on opposite sides of a regional identity: Nashville Tennessee at 0.92 and Tennessee Football at 0.90, with the rest of the set fanning out from that bridge between city brand and college football fandom.
The shape is two-peak, and those peaks name the audience's dual anchors. The Nashville side draws in the Nashville Predators (0.86) as a fellow city-rooted franchise, while the college football side pulls SEC Network (0.84), the Southeastern Conference (0.83), and athlete Tim Tebow (0.83) — figures whose audiences are shaped heavily by SEC fandom. Athletes dominate the neighbor set by subcategory count: Derrick Henry (0.89) and Inky Johnson (0.85) join Tebow to make three of the top ten. The two remaining neighbors — Savannah Chrisley (0.83, Reality TV Stars) and Chris Stapleton (0.83, Musicians and Bands) — sit closer to the Nashville cultural pole than the sports one, suggesting the city-identity cluster carries some reach beyond athletics.
What the shape reveals is an audience defined less by NFL fandom in the abstract and more by a specific regional identity: Tennessee place, Tennessee college sports, and the cultural ecosystem that surrounds both.
