Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport report that while the Titans are not interested in trading veteran RB Tony Pollard, they remain open to moving WR Calvin Ridley.
The Tennessee Titans have made a significant move ahead of the 2026 NFL trade deadline by trading All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears.
Few players on the trade market are playing better right now than Tennessee Titans safety Amani Hooker. He picked off Joe Burrow three times in Cincinnati, and his name keeps coming up as contenders hunt for help in the secondary.
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Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park was quiet during the bye week, and the biggest question left on Mike Borgonzi’s deadline board now has an answer. Tennessee is not trading Tony Pollard, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Saturday, even after the running back gave contenders plenty to want late in October.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Chicago Bears are reportedly bringing in former Titans defensive tackle Jordan Elliott for a workout. After the Jeffery Simmons trade, the relationship between Ryan Poles and Mike Borgonzi is back in focus, along with Robert Saleh’s public endorsement of Elliott.
At the end of October, the Tennessee Titans released DT Jordan Elliott after a bizarre gun incident. He brought a gun into a training facility after an altercation with teammate JC Latham.
For Tennessee Titans fans, their biggest question right now is no longer about the 2026 season but rather focused on NFL mock drafts. What should the team do with their draft picks?
The Chicago Bears already went to Tennessee once this season for help on the defensive line. Now they’re going back, at a much lower price. The Bears will work out former Titans defensive tackle Jordan Elliott next week, according to Jordan Schultz.
The Chicago Bears are hopeful that they have put together a team that is capable of a long and deep run that takes them to the NFC North title and then on a successful jaunt in the postseason that could take them to the Super Bowl.
The Tennessee Titans are in the midst of their much-needed bye week. The team currently sits at 1-7, with five of those seven losses coming by one score.
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Not coming especially close to justifying his four-year, $92MM Titans contract, Calvin Ridley has fallen down the pecking order in Tennessee. The former first-round pick has only six receptions this season, residing as an afterthought in a Titans receiver cadre flush with younger talent.
The NFL trade deadline is next week, so teams need to finalize their strategies this weekend. The Seattle Seahawks are a team that should definitely be buying.
Earlier this week, the Tennessee Titans interrupted a typically quiet bye week on social media with a clip from head coach Robert Saleh. At 1-7 and having just traded their franchise star, in Jeffery Simmons, the Titans looked primed to sell at the trade deadline and go big in the 2027 draft.
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As of this morning, we have a reported price tag for Tony Pollard. The Tennessee Titans could potentially be convinced to move the rising veteran RB for a fourth-round pick.
For a piece published on Friday morning, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated shared updates on the futures of Pollard and Ridley.
Nashville said goodbye to Jeffery Simmons last week, and the return is already showing up in draft projections. The Titans sent their star defensive tackle to Chicago, and Simmons made his Bears debut while Tennessee started planning for life without him.
The Titans are 1-7 and sitting at home on their bye, yet their rookie class keeps finding ways to get noticed. Carnell Tate’s latest honor adds to a run of recognition Mike Borgonzi can be proud of.
Cam Ward, the 2025 first overall draft pick, had the first 300-yard passing game of his career against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 8.
The Bears look like the real deal.
Tennessee fell to 1-7 on the season when the club suffered a 43-36 overtime loss to Cincinnati in Week 8.
Jeffery Simmons made his debut for the Chicago Bears on "Monday Night Football" against the Seattle Seahawks. He finished his dominant outing with a team-high six combined tackles, one sack, two tackles for loss and one pass defended.
Jalyn Armour-Davis saw his 2025 season come to an abrupt end due to an Achilles tear. The cornerback is now healthy, though, and his next deal is in place.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward delivered the best performance of his career Sunday, even if another former No. 1 overall pick stole the spotlight.
On Thursday, the Tennessee Titans agreed to trade defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons and a 2028 fifth-rounder to the Chicago Bears for a 2027 and 2028 first-rounder, plus a 2027 fourth-rounder.
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