Bud Adams Net Worth

Bud Adams Net Worth is
$1.1 Billion

Bud Adams Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

He was instrumental in the initiation and establishment of the former American Football League. Adams became a charter AFL owner together with the establishment of the “Titans” franchise, that was initially called the “Houston Oilers”. Adams also was among the owners of the Houston Mavericks of the American Basketball Association as well as the former owner of the second Nashville Kats franchise of the Arena Football League.

Adams had many business interests in the Houston region. An enrolled Cherokee who initially made his fortune in the petroleum company, Adams was chairman and CEO of Adams Resources & Energy Inc., a wholesale provider of oil and natural gas. He also possessed several Lincoln Mercury car franchises.

Upon obtaining their new identity and new arena, the recently christened Tennessee Titans received an enormous increase in support and delight among the Nashville community. The Titans continued to end the 1999 regular season using a 13–3 record, qualifying as a wildcard team. In their first-round playoff game from the Buffalo Bills, they won on a crazy, controversial last minute kickoff return play known as the “Home Run Throwback” from the special teams coaching staff. As a result of the last minute match-determining nature of the play as well as the associated radio play call by Titans Radio’s Mike Keith, it’s more often called the “Music City Miracle”. Dyson ran the ball 75 yards down the sideline while Buffalo’s defense had converged on Wycheck on another side of the field. Many Bills’ supporters claimed it was an illegal forward pass. Following in-depth forensic video analysis following the fact has also conclusively shown that it had been really a lateral. Regardless of this, there are still some Bills’ fans who will not accept that the play and officials’ opinion have already been repeatedly demonstrated valid.

Bud Adams Net Worth $1.1 Million Dollars



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