The Tennessee Titans could shock the rest of the NFL this April and use their top-five pick on a non-premium position. It's already been a busy week for the Titans, make no mistake about it.
The 2026 NFL Combine has already yielded a pool of varied relevance for the Tennessee Titans, especially in the form of potentially targeted players confirming meetings with the team and sharing admiration for Robert Saleh's steely defensive sensibilities.
News broke on Thursday morning that the Tennessee Titans exchanged young defensive linemen who fit each team better than their current situations. The Titans reunited an old defensive pupil with their new head coach by trading away a defensive lineman who didn’t fit their long-term plans.
Specific positions of need have entirely dominated the conversation around the Tennessee Titans 2026 draft, though especially those related to their fourth overall pick.
The Tennessee Titans full rebrand has been backed on a number of occasions by information and images online that, so far as anyone could tell, wasn't yet supposed to hit the public eye.
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The NFL Combine is underway, providing teams with an opportunity to evaluate top prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft. The Tennessee Titans, led by new head coach Robert Saleh, are looking to make a significant impact in the upcoming draft.
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Tennessee Titans are in the midst of building up a roster that has suffered from prolonged mismanagement across several front office regimes.
Current Tennessee Titans quarterback and 2023 second-round draft pick Will Levis has understandably become somewhat of a forgotten figure since the Titans now have 2025 No.
While the Titans fired Ran Carthon after two years, the first of the GM’s draft picks has become a cornerstone performer. Peter Skoronski has started every game he has played through three seasons and will be on track to see his fifth-year option exercised.
The Tennessee Titans' recent string of personnel moves - from trading for Jermaine Johnson to releasing both Llyod Cushenberry and Xavier Woods - have set the franchise's first offseason under Robert Saleh ablaze in the best possible way.
The Tennessee Titans focus at the NFL Combine, in their first foray under head coach Robert Saleh, seems to predicated in the majority on defense. Not only does this have to do with Saleh's calling the defensive plays himself, but Tennessee simply has a chasm of needs on that side of the ball.
The Tennessee Titans need to address the defensive end/EDGE rusher position, as multiple players are set to become free agents, and the hiring of Robert Saleh has led to a shift from a 3-4 to a 4-3 scheme.
The New York Jets desperately needed to land a game-wrecking defensive tackle, capable of stopping the run, clogging the middle, withstanding double-teams, and rushing the passer, especially with Quinnen Williams no longer on the team.
The linebacker posted 13.0 sacks across four seasons with the Jets, with his best year coming in 2023 under Saleh when he made the Pro Bowl with 7.5 sacks.
Robert Saleh is a busy man, on and off the field. Aside from his football duties, he’s also taking care of a big family. The Tennessee Titans head coach has eight kids with his wife, Sanaa, which sounds like he’s not getting plenty of rest, even with the league in the offseason.
The Tennessee Titans made a pair of notable roster moves on Wednesday, releasing starting center Lloyd Cushenberry with a failed physical designation and cutting safety Xavier Woods.
Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Lloyd Cushenberry III has struggled to stay healthy in each of his two seasons with the team, missing 11 games. He missed
The Titans signed center Lloyd Cushenberry to a four-year, $50MM contract in 2024, but he will not finish the deal. The team is releasing Cushenberry, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
The Tennessee Titans are undergoing a brand overhaul, and announcements are coming a lot sooner than you may have thought. A to Z Sports reported on February 14th that the Titans would soon be unveiling new jerseys and a revamped brand package, including a new logo, for 2026.