Three Free Agents the Titans Could Still Sign

Of every hyperactive NFL team in this year's free agency cycle, the Tennessee Titans may have changed more than any other. Robert Saleh made clear from the moment he was hired that the goal is to compete; of course, three-win seasons won't cut it, and the roster that got Tennessee there won't do the trick, either.

So it's no surprise that the head coach and his (also remade) staff have wasted no time in flipping the script with a number of impressive signings. Names like John Franklin-Myers, Wan'Dale Robinson, Cordale Flott, Alontae Taylor, and more look like potentially game-changing grabs.

Yet even after spending all of that money, the Titans still hold the highest cap space in the league at around the $64 million mark, according to Spotrac. That's more than enough to pursue one of three obvious eligible free agents as the market thins out, slowly but surely.

Bobby Okereke

Although Tennessee has already padded their defensive personnel to a diehard degree, Okereke has looked like a versatile option that would make sense as a Titan from the beginning. With room to grow at the linebacker spot, the veteran appears to be as reliable an option as any without a team.

Logging a sack and two interceptions this past go-around, Okereke is the kind of low-mid-budget rotational asset that a defense in-repair could use. For Saleh specifically, adding proven efficiency therein would help close the gap between the Titans' previous struggles and hopeful competition.