2026 Offseason

While the 2025 season was not one that was particularly fun for Titans fans, the future is looking brighter every single day. Let's dive into 12 reasons why. The Hiring of Robert Saleh The first big move that the Titans made this offseason was hiring their new head coach: Robert Saleh. Saleh is now on his second head coaching role after an unsuccessful tenure with the Jets. His failure in New York should not deter you though. Saleh is one of the best defensive minds in the NF

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It is almost the offseason in the NFL and that means players are about to start being released in order to free up cap space. One of the names floating around that the Tennessee Titans may consider releasing is linebacker Cody Barton The 29 year old signed a 3-year, $21 million dollar contract prior to the 2025 season. He totalled 81 tackles, 1 sack, and 3 interceptions in his first year with the team and brought one of them back for a touchdown. Via KSL Sports On tape, Barto

With the 52nd overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, the Tennessee Titans selected edge rusher Oluwafemi Oladejo out of UCLA. Through one season this pick has been controversial, as Femi struggled in his time playing in his rookie season, before suffering a leg injury that would end his season prematurely. Out of college, Oladejo had incredible physical metrics that helped him be drafted so highly. He is a big, strong, defensive end that still managed to post a 4.70 40-yard dash

The Tennessee Titans just hired decorated defensive mind Gus Bradley, repairing him with new head coach Robert Saleh. This move adds to the already extremely improved coaching staff that the Titans are building. There are a couple of reasons that this is a perfect move by Robert Saleh to help build and develop the defense of the Tennessee Titans - let's dive into them! Via UPI Scheme Fit The first and potentially best argument for the hiring of Gus Bradley is that he is a per

During the 2025 NFL season it became increasingly clear that the team needed help at the wide receiver position. Rookies Elic Ayomanor and Chimere Dike attracted the most targets out of the wideouts after the injury to Calvin Ridley, and they were fine, but it is obvious that they need more. There needs to be more experience, more speed, more talent, and more help for Cam Ward to properly lead an offense. This is where one of Brian Daboll's old players could come in handy.

The NFL offseason is about to start and free agent names are going to every team possible, and the Titans have no shortage of predicted players. With the most cap space in the league, the Tennessee Titans are going to be a serious contender in many of the top free agent conversations, but article by Pro Football Focus (PFF) in particular caught my eye. This article was describing the ideal landing spot of the top ten graded offensive free agents, and former Titans and curren