Section 119 at Nissan Stadium

(2026 Review) - Lower-Level Seating: The 100 Level wraps the field at Nissan Stadium, with 35 rows in each section (row A at the front, row LL at the back).  Best Midfield Views: Sections 111-113 and 134-136 offer the best midfield angles for football and the best sightlines toward a concert stage.  Shade Side: Sections 131-138 (the Titans side) are the first lower-level seats to fall into shade as the afternoon wears on.  Quick Concourse Access: Each section's entrance is at the top row, so seats near the back mean shorter trips to the concourse.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at Nissan Stadium suits fans who want to be close to the action for either Titans football or concerts. Because seat quality is similar for both event types, it's a flexible pick whether you're chasing midfield views or a good angle on the stage. Sun-sensitive fans and those who value easy concourse access will find options here too.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level is the lower seating tier that rings the field, running from endzone sections like 101 and 146 around to the midfield sections. Each section has 35 rows lettered A (front) through LL (back), with the section entrance at the top row. As you face the field, seat 1 is on the right aisle. Sections 131-138 make up the Titans side of the field.  Views from the 100 Level  Views vary by where you sit. Sections 111-113 and 134-136 deliver the best midfield perspective for football and the best angle toward a concert stage. For football, the double-letter rows (AA-LL) offer the most comfortable sightlines and sit high enough to see over the players; for concerts, the lower rows are better. Endzone sections have direct views of the videoboards.  Good to Know  For the best chance at shade, choose sections on the 131-138 side — these are the first lower-level seats to go shady as the afternoon progresses.  Above sections 101 and 146 is the party plaza, a popular hangout during Titans games. 

- While the views are not as desirable as those found in the Lower Level Sideline sections, fans can still have a great experience from the Lower Level Corner options. For scoring plays at the near endzone these seats will be tough to beat, although the views will become a bit more difficult as the action moves to the opposite end of the field. Most sections here have up to 35 lettered rows of seating, starting with single letters at the front, and ending with the double letters at the back. Sections 105 and 142 are directly above the player entry tunnels, and do not extend all the way down to the field level.