A former HBCU star is heading to Tennessee after winning two Super Bowls. Former Fayetteville State University standout Joshua Williams is leaving the Kansas City Chiefs to sign with the Tennessee Titans.
The Tennessee Titans could not have ended their already brutal 2025-26 campaign in any worse a fashion. Not only did the team complete a winless season
The theme for the Tennessee Titans so far this offseason has been “familiarity.” That theme seemingly continued on Wednesday, after the front office reunited head coach Robert Saleh with a defensive tackle after making a trade with the Dallas Cowboys.
After nearly three entire days of non-stop signings, the Tennessee Titans have executed their second trade of the offseason, again focusing on the defensive side of the ball.
How many of the NFL players to record at least 1,000-receiving-yards and 10 touchdown catches in the same season at least three times can you name in five minutes?
The Tennessee Titans' focus in free agency thus far, even if it's a narrow one, has been on rebuilding the defensive side of the ball. Clearly, in taking over play-calling duties upon his hire, Robert Saleh was determined to improve that unit specifically.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Free agency can't be all about gain, at least not always. Sometimes, a team's cap space forces them to let assets go in order to return the favor to their league-wide opponents at another, more fortunate juncture down the road.
It's safe to say that free agency has outright dominated the last little stretch of the Tennessee Titans offseason, and for good reason. Tennessee, now operating under the vision of Robert Saleh, has been perhaps the most active team throughout the cycle.
The Tennessee Titans wasted no time spending big in free agency this week. They entered Day 1 with nearly $100 million in cap space, and they used it on some big names with big fat contracts.
The Tennessee Titans chose Cam Ward No. 1 overall in last spring’s NFL Draft, and have set out this spring seemingly intent on building a turnkey offense for their quarterback to walk into for his second NFL season.
Much can be, and has already been, said about the Tennessee Titans' flood of moves in free agency so far. A fact among subjective opinion, though, is that the team put a clear focus on the defensive side of the ball.
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 have had a busy start to free agency and are showing no signs of slowing down. While the legal tampering period has brought the promise of new faces to Nashville, some will be look awfully familiar to Titans fans.
Joey Slye has bounced around the league in recent years, but he will stick the same team in 2026. The Titans are keeping the veteran kicker around, with NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport reporting the sides agreed to a one-year deal.
The Tennessee Titans have spent the two days-worth of free agency up to this point getting players at "loud" positions; offensive playmakers, such as Wan'Dale Robinson, and defensive difference makers, like Alontae Taylor, are premier examples amongst many.
More Robert Saleh connections are forming on the veteran coach’s first Titans roster. After the ex-Jets HC reunited with Jermaine Johnson and John Franklin-Myers from his Jets days, Saleh’s D-line will also include a recent 49ers charge.
New Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll welcomed a familiar face to Nashville when Tennessee reeled in wideout Wan'Dale Robinson. Robinson, the No.
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.
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 needed to address their defensive line, with multiple players free agents, and need a partner in crime with Jeffery Simmons at the interior.
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.
NFL Free Agency is underway, and the first new player GM Mike Borgonzi is making a Tennessee Titan is his new backup quarterback. Former Bills QB Mitch Trubisky is signing a 2-year deal with the Titans, per Mike Garafolo.
The Tennessee Titans announced they have re-signed LS Morgan Cox to a one-year deal. This will be his sixth year with the franchise. Cox, 39, signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Tennessee in 2010.
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.