Nobody is having a better offseason than Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis, who has seen the team seriously beef up his supporting cast ahead of his second season in the NFL. The Titans made yet another key addition in free agency on Tuesday, with the team reportedly signing veteran slot receiver Tyler Boyd to a one-year deal worth up to $4.5 million. The expectation is that Boyd will become the No. 3 option in the receivers room behind Calvin Ridley and DeAndre Hopkins, which also slides fellow wide receiver Treylon Burks down to No. 4, giving Tennessee far better depth than it had in 2 ..read more

The Tennessee Titans are reportedly adding wide receiver Tyler Boyd on a one-year deal worth up to $4.5 million in free agency, which is very bad news for both Kyle Philips and Treylon Burks. Boyd, 29, is a slot specialist and very familiar with head coach Brian Callahan’s offense after playing in it for five season. He now becomes the favorite to be the No. 3 option in Tennessee’s wide receivers room behind DeAndre Hopkins and Calvin Ridley. That knocks Burks down in the pecking order even farther and will limit his snaps considerably, assuming he stays in Nashville and isn’t traded, which no ..read more

The Tennessee Titans are reportedly making a significant addition to their wide receivers room, with the team set to sign former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver, Tyler Boyd. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Titans are inking the veteran wide receiver to a one-year deal worth up to $4.5 million. Even after adding Calvin Ridley to a group that already had DeAndre Hopkins, the Titans still had a question mark at slot receiver. Tennessee figured to give guys like Treylon Burks, Kyle Philips and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine a look there, but clearly they weren’t comfortable with those options. Boy ..read more

The Tennessee Titans did not have a good team in 2024, and anybody who watched a single game all season could see that. Making it more evident, the Titans finished 6-11 and missed the playoffs for a second consecutive year. But things are changing quickly in Nashville in 2024, with the Titans greatly improving their roster on both sides of the ball thanks to some significant signings in free agency. And, with those moves, the Titans are turning their roster over at a fast rate. In fact, according to Jason from Over The Cap, the Titans have the one of the lowest percentages of players returning ..read more

After getting arrested for suspicion of DWI just weeks before the 2024 NFL draft, T’Vondre Sweat was expected to fall from the second-round projection he was getting throughout the pre-draft process. However, that proved not to be the case, as the Tennessee Titans took him early on in the second round. After the draft, general manager Ran Carthon said that another team texted him to say it was going to draft Sweat right after the Titans did, which was met with a heavy dose of skepticism from fans and media alike. But, based on a report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Carthon might have been telling ..read more

The Tennessee Titans were widely expected to take an offensive tackle with their first pick in the 2024 NFL draft, with Notre Dame’s Joe Alt being the most popular player linked to Tennessee. However, Alt wasn’t on the board after the Los Angeles Chargers took him with the the No. 5 overall pick and the Titans ended up with Alabama tackle JC Latham instead. It isn’t clear if the Titans would’ve taken Latham over Alt if both were available, but we do know that the former was offensive line coach Bill Callahan’s favorite player of the entire class. But what would’ve happened if both Alt and Lath ..read more

There’s a very simple reason why the Tennessee Titans finished 6-11 last season and missed the playoffs for the second straight year: their roster just wasn’t good. One of the many ways to gauge that is to take a look at the percentage of the team’s 2023 roster that remains unemployed after nearly two months of free agency. According to Jason from Over The Cap, 24.1% of Tennessee’s 2023 roster remains without a new home, tied for the fourth-highest in the NFL. This was posted before Tennessee’s re-signing of Marlon Davidson, so that will lower the percentage — but the Titans will still be fift ..read more

The Tennessee Titans made an addition to their defensive line room on Monday, with the team agreeing to terms with Marlon Davidson. A former second-round pick of the Atlanta Falcons in 2020, Davidson was signed to the Titans’ practice squad in October of last year after being released by the San Francisco 49ers. Davidson ended up getting into five games (three starts) with Tennessee, tallying 10 tackles (two for loss) and one sack. The Titans desperately needed to add more depth to their defensive line, which was one of the team’s biggest weakness going into the offseason. Davidson will have a ..read more

The Tennessee Titans are exploring their options for more depth at the wide receiver position and are reportedly set to host former Jacksonville Jaguars wideout Zay Jones on a free-agent visit. The news comes from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, who notes that Jones is coming to Nashville on Monday. Jones already has some familiarity with the Titans thanks to his connection to offensive coordinator Nick Holz, who was Jacksonville’s passing-game coordinator in 2023. Jones was slowed by injury in 2023, appearing in just nine games and tallying 321 yards and two scores. But the year before that, the ..read more

The Tennessee Titans have signed a slew of undrafted free agents after the 2024 NFL draft, although we’re still waiting on them to make the signings official. One of the reported signings is Texas Tech offensive lineman Cole Spencer, who Bleacher Report’s Ryan Fowler believes has the best chance out of Tennessee’s reported UDFA signings to make the 53-man roster. With more than 330 snaps accrued at left tackle (2,774), left guard (454) and right tackle (339), Cole Spencer’s versatility could help him pave the way to a backup role with the Tennessee Titans. Spencer transferred t ..read more