The Titans were among the busiest teams on Monday, working out several big-money deals at the outset of the negotiating window. There is still room for a pass rush signing, though, and one of the top options still available is of interest to Tennessee.
The Tennessee Titans' first day of free agency, in which the team was able to draw in four-year veterans on expiring contracts, saw them nearly reach the double-digits in new names brought to Nashville.
The Tennessee Titans entered the first day of NFL free agency with the most cap space of any team. They wasted little time before going on a big spending spree to add talent around QB Cam Ward.
Jermaine Johnson II will begin a new chapter in his career as he is set to join the Tennessee Titans after being traded by the New York Jets last month.
New Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll is getting his favorite players for his new team. Most of the Titans’ signings this offseason so far have ties to Daboll: Trubisky was the QB2 for the Buffalo Bills when Daboll was their OC, while Wan’Dale Robinson and Daniel Bellinger are two of Daboll’s players with the New York Giants.
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The Tennessee Titans had perhaps the most eventful day of any team on the first day of free agency, with their signings total nearing a ludicrous double-digit cume.
NFL free agency kicked off on Monday, and the Titans wasted no time diving into things. They handed out eight total contracts by the mid-afternoon, and made a handful of shockingly splashy plays for their guys.
The Tennessee Titans are signing former Baltimore Bengals left guard Cordell Volson to a one-year, $4.215 million deal. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported.
A veteran guard with plenty of starting experience, Cordell Volson and the Tennessee Titans have come to terms on a one-year, $4.215 million contract heading into the 2026 season.
The Indianapolis Colts made headlines early in free agency by extending wide receiver Alec Pierce and trading away Michael Pittman Jr. Now, they are finally on the board with their own free agency signing as well.
The Tennesee continue to make roster moves after a busy first day of the NFL's legal tampering period. The Titans' latest move is signing veteran center Austin Schlottmann to a one-year deal, according to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Tennessee Titans needed to address their defensive line, with multiple players free agents, and need a partner in crime with Jeffery Simmons at the interior.
Four-year veteran wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson agreed to a new four-year contract worth up to $78 million with the Tennessee Titans. Robinson, a former second-round pick, spent the entirety of his career with the New York Giants.
A significant offensive transformation is underway in New York as free agent tight end Isaiah Likely joins head coach John Harbaugh on a lucrative three-year contract.
Make that two former Tennessee Vols who got PAID on Monday. Earlier on Monday, former Vols offensive lineman Cade Mays agreed to a three-year deal with the Detroit Lions worth $25 million.
The Tennessee Titans are wasting no time in free agency. Following three signings on the offensive side of the ball, and the most recent addition of defensive end John Franklin-Myers, the team spun around once more with yet another grab on defense.
The Tennessee Titans have had an explosive beginning to free agency, signing stars like Wan'Dale Robinson and John Franklin-Meyers, as well as key depth pieces like tight end Daniel Bellinger and quarterback Mitch Trubisky.
Cornerback Cor’Dale Flott is leaving the Giants for the Titans, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports. Flott and the Titans have agreed to a three-year, $45MM contract with $32MM fully guaranteed.
After three straight offensive additions started off the Tennessee Titans free agency period with a splash, Robert Saleh and his staff quickly pivoted to strengthening the defense, too.
Former Jaguar and Titan Arden Key will make his third AFC South stop in 2026. The Colts are adding Key on a two-year contract, insider Jordan Schultz reports.
In a blow to the drama the legal tampering period can bring, the buzz about the Titans and Wan’Dale Robinson has turned out to be accurate. The former Giants slot receiver will reunite with Brian Daboll in Tennessee, The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports.
Monday afternoon marks another touchstone in the ever-expanding NFL calendar. Much like their college football counterparts, “tampering” is a way of life but a more publicized secret.
There have been multiple recent connections between Giants pending free agent wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson and the Titans in the rumor mill. There is now “widespread belief” in league circles that Robinson will agree to join the Titans when the negotiating window opens Monday, Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports.