"I was sick to my stomach," Davis told ESPN. "I got home and told my wife. She gave me a lot of crap about it jokingly and told me told remind her in the morning to try and order another one."
Davis said his son suggested he post about the lost ring, which bears the Titans' logo, on Twitter and tag the team's official account.
"I lost my wedding band somewhere at the game today," Davis tweeted, along with a photo of the ring. "From the day we got married. Sick to my stomach. Was sitting in section 202. Please share in case someone found it. I would pay to recover it."
The Titans deployed employees to search the section in which Davis had been sitting Sunday, and Burke Nihill, the team's owner, soon after tweeted a photo of the found ring.
"All good, Chad. Someone will be in touch about how to get it back to you," Nihill tweeted.
Davis said he connected with team employees and made arrangements for friends who live in Nashville to retrieve the ring and mail it to him.
"It was instant love for me, an NFL team that I could actually go see play," Davis said. "The Titans fans, the organization, they're just the absolute best. I have nothing but love for them. I have ink in my arm. I've bled for these Titans!"
