Titans Reunion With AJ Brown Makes Sense

For those worried about money, the Titans have the most cap space of any team in 2026. They're going to have money, and in no world should they be afraid to use it. Brown has already lived his life in Tennessee, so he knows what to expect.

Upon trading for Brown in 2022, the Eagles knew they got their franchise WR. A few years later, they gave him a three-year extension worth $96 million. He's set to be with the team through the 2029 season, something that could be his worst nightmare knowing just how frustrated he's been.

It's not like rookie quarterback Cam Ward is a huge upgrade from Jalen Hurts, but the upside is certainly there. Brown and Hurts' relationship is to the point of no return, so it's only a matter of time before he's finally traded.

AJ Brown Would Make Cam Ward Better

No offense to Calvin Ridley, but he's nowhere near the player that Brown is. Even in what is considered a down year for Brown, he's still doing better than basically every Titans wide receiver combined. That is no exaggeration, and it speaks as to how horrendous this team's WR room is.

Ward was better when Ridley was on the field, as shown in the Arizona Cardinals game. Those two went on a game winning drive that featured one of Ward's best throws of the year. Now that Ridley is gone, he's focusing on a tight end who's on his way out and a trio of rookies.

While Brown hasn't made Hurts much better, that's a lost cause. Hurts is a system QB who has a stacked team around him. Brown's return to Tennessee would immediately make him the team's best offensive player. It likely won't happen, but it's something Titans fans are going to keep dreaming about.