Speculation on any level is a dangerous game in the NFL. Perhaps more than any league on the planet, situations change, and develop, at a breakneck pace; teams change hands between coaches on a regular basis.
NFL free agency is set to get underway next week and it appears that at least one former Tennessee Vols standout will be on the move. Former Volunteers defensive back Alontae Taylor said goodbye to the New Orleans Saints on Friday via a post on Twitter/X.com.
The Tennessee Titans are expected to be major players in free agency when the period fully opens next week; this is, of course, mostly due to their vast number of needs across the board.
The Tennessee Titans have a number of real needs that, one way or another, will have to be met this offseason if Robert Saleh's first run at head coach is to get off to a good start.
The Tennessee Titans' journey through free agency thus far has been, all things considered, a relatively predictable one. While no outlandish moves have been made, the Titans' interests have been relatively public and easy to track, especially according to their vast net of needs.
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.
Thus far, the Tennessee Titans widely publicized hunt for a wide receiver has boiled down, mostly, to a few specific names. With New York Giants wideout Wan'Dale Robinson recently breaking away from the pack, little room has been left for speculation as far as who Tennessee is targeting.
The Tennessee Titans' presence in the incoming free agency cycle is anticipated to be active and, given their cap space, potentially even quite aggressive.
The Tennessee Titans have officially jumped out to a start in free agency, although it likely isn't in the form of the sort of "splashy deal" most fans were hoping for.
The Tennessee Titans announced they have signed exclusive rights free agents G Garrett Dellinger and DL C.J. Ravenell. Ravenell, 25, signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Missouri Western State following the 2024 NFL Draft.
This year's free agency cycle is expected to bring seismic changes to the Tennessee Titans on both sides of the ball. Robert Saleh's takeover at head coach necessitates an overhaul, and that starts with Tennessee using a portion of their bloated cap space on new competitors.
With March fully underway, it can officially be said that the NFL Draft is next month; now that the combine is behind us, too, every team is full steam ahead.
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.
Four-time Pro Bowler Diggs should find a new home soon. With that in mind, here are five teams that should be interested in signing the veteran wideout.
As the time to sign players rapidly approaches, the Tennessee Titans have generated ample free agency-related noise. Not only is this a result of their cap space, but with an entirely new staff operating on the heels of two straight 3-14 campaigns, everyone in Nashville has something to prove.
With free agency almost upon the NFL once more, the annual player-signing scramble is about to attack teams at every level, especially those with dire needs or in a rebuilding phase.
Boasting the roomiest cap space in the entire NFL, the Tennessee Titans are expected to be among the most active teams in the league when free agency officially opens next week.
When Tennessee Titans GM Mike Borgonzi decided to cut bait with C Lloyd Cushenberry in the middle of Combine week, he created a new and significant need on his already porous roster.
The NFL's free agency window officially opens in one week, and the Tennessee Titans are among the highest potential suitors for any and all candidates.
The Tennessee Titans made a splashy move during the week of the Combine to trade DT T'Vondre Sweat to the Jets for EDGE Jermaine Johnson. Johnson was a first round pick during Saleh's tenure in New York and was emerging as an impact player when he tore his achilles in 2024.
The running back position has been one of gradually rising importance for the Tennessee Titans, at least according to their reported interests. With backfield savant Jeremiyah Love rising onto the team's draft radar - potentially even as their preferred pick at No.
Cam Ward, in spite of an all-things-considered solid rookie campaign (especially in the second half), was sacked 55 times. The Tennessee Titans' offensive line isn't the worst in the league, and not all of those mistakes can be pinned on them, but a number that high almost demands change to some extent.
With the March 9 legal tampering period closing in, Titans right guard Kevin Zeitler and tight end Chig Okonkwo are among their highest-profile pending free agents.
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 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.
In his second act, Saleh will try to prove the QB problems were the main reason he failed in New York. He seems to think Ward gives him an excellent chance of doing so.