When the Tennessee Titans signed wide receiver Calvin Ridley to a four-year contract worth $92 million that included $46.9 million guaranteed, they received no shortage of criticism for the deal. However, as was predicted, Ridley’s contract is quickly falling down the list of the highest-paid wide receivers in the NFL after some recent extensions. First, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith got his bag, inking a three-year, $75 million deal, exceeding Ridley’s in terms of annual average. Then, on Wednesday, Detroit Lions wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown blew Ridley’s deal out of the water ..read more

The 2024 NFL draft is just around the corner. With the first round kicking off on Thursday night, we are so close to finding out who will be suiting up for the Tennessee Titans in 2024. It’s no secret that the Titans need to address the offensive line. The majority of mock drafts have the team selecting Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt with the seventh pick. Alt immediately fills the team’s biggest need and is thought of as the best tackle prospect in the draft. While Alt is the likely pick, there is speculation about the team going elsewhere. Due to an expected run on quarterbacks, there ..read more

The 2024 NFL draft is just days away, where teams are finalizing their draft boards before things kick off in Detroit on April 25. There are plenty of storylines to monitor heading into the first round, including how the run of quarterbacks unfolds. At this point, it’s all but official that the Chicago Bears will draft Caleb Williams at first overall. After that, everything’s on the table — what the Washington Commanders decide, quarterback-needy teams looking to move up and teams looking to trade up for other premium talent. We’re unveiling our seventh and final NFL Wires mock draft of the 2 ..read more

The Tennessee Titans own a grand total of seven picks in the 2024 NFL draft, with at least one in every round but the third. The only round the Titans own a pair of picks in is the seventh. Of Tennessee’s seven picks, only their first three are their original selections. The Titans acquired three of their picks in trades with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Kevin Byard trade landed them the fifth- and sixth-round selections, and the Ugo Amadi deal netted Tennessee one of its seventh-rounders. As far as their second seventh-rounder is concerned, they received that back in the trade for cornerback ..read more

As speculation about the Tennessee Titans trading back from the No. 7 overall pick has heated up in the last few months, the team has indeed received interest about their first-round selection. Titans general manager Ran Carthon admitted that teams have inquired about the selection, which comes as no surprise with all teams doing their due diligence at this time of the year. However, Carthon also stated that there are players who the Titans would stick and pick for, no matter what is offered. “People are nosey,” Carthon joked, according to ESPN’s Turron Davenport. “And I think we owe it to our ..read more

Ahead of the 2024 NFL draft, which begins on April 25, Tennessee Titans general manager Ran Carthon, head coach Brian Callahan and president of football operations Chad Brinker all met with the media to field questions about the upcoming event. As you’d expect, there wasn’t a ton to glean from the comments of any of the three, which is to be expected, especially at this late stage. Two of the most notable things were Carthon mentioning that teams have expressed interest in the No. 7 overall pick, although he notes that if there’s a player the Titans really like, they won’t move off that pick ..read more

When it comes to trading draft picks, something the Tennessee Titans could very well do in the 2024 NFL draft, the trade value chart is a good way to gauge just how good or bad a deal is. The trade value chart originated with former Dallas Cowboys and Hall of Fame head coach Jimmy Johnson, who placed a number value on picks. Since then, the chart has seen different iterations, but the latest and best comes from Rich Hill of Pats Pulpit, who factors in values for the compensatory picks handed out. Here’s a look at the value for each of the Titans’ 2024 draft picks based on Hill’s model: Round 1 ..read more

Tennessee Titans cornerback L’Jarius Sneed accomplished quite a bit during his time with the Kansas City Chiefs. Not only did he become one of the very best players at his position in the NFL — it’s crazy he doesn’t have a single All-Pro or Pro Bowl nod, but I digress — he also won a pair of Super Bowls. For his efforts, Sneed was rewarded with a massive four-year, $76.4 million deal after being traded from the Chiefs to the Titans, which pays him like the elite cornerback he is. An offer for Titans fans For the best local Nashville news, sports, entertainment and culture coverage, subscribe ..read more

As we outlined in our offseason roster breakdown for the Tennessee Titans’ defense, one of the weakest position groups on the team currently is the defensive line. Tennessee has just two starting-caliber players in the group, including Jeffery Simmons and Sebastian Joseph-Day. However, the team lost Denico Autry and hasn’t added to the position outside of the SJD signing. Knowing that, it comes as no surprise that the Titans are showing interest in defensive linemen in this year’s draft, with one of them being Virginia Tech defensive lineman, Norell Pollard, who the team is showing “heavy inte ..read more

After months and months of speculation, rumors and mock drafts, the 2024 NFL draft is just days away and we’ll FINALLY have answers for what the Tennessee Titans will do. If you’re like me, you’ve had it with all of the aforementioned things. The process leading up to the draft is just too damn long and exhausting and it’s well past time to get this show on the road. One of the things that has made this particular cycle a bit more tedious is the fact that Notre Dame left tackle Joe Alt has been mocked to the Titans a ridiculous amount. Of course, that pick makes sense considering Tennessee’s ..read more