CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — One Clarksville man took "Code Blue" to heart and decked out his whole house.
For the fourth Christmas in a row Erik Goodwin created a light display for his home, but this year it's inspired by his favorite football team. The Titans' official Twitter page even shared a video of his lights.
But Goodwin says his favorite part is seeing cars lining his street to catch a glimpse of his home.
"It feels great," he said. "I peak out the window all the time because I enjoy seeing people outside enjoying the lights and I get a lot of messages from people. I have a Facebook page for it and a lot of people say it's become a tradition for their family to come and enjoy the lights."
The lights also change color and synchronize with Christmas music.
And in case you’re wondering, Goodwin says the lights raise his electric bill by about $80 a month.
Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns has been declared a "Code Blue" game for the eighth time in Titans history. Fans are asked to wear light blue to support the team.
