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Week 1 pits the Jets against a Titans defense led by Jeffery Simmons; success hinges on neutralizing Simmons to prevent a fast, disruptive game, as Jets’ interior O-line has vulnerabilities and Geno Smith tends to struggle under pressure. A plan of quick passes and play‑action with double teams on Simmons could keep the Jets in the game, while failing to slow him could make the opener ugly.
Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons was ejected from Titans practice for throwing a punch at right tackle JC Latham. Coach Robert Saleh said punches trigger ejecti ons in practice just as in games, and Simmons continued his workout from the side after being removed from the fracas.
Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons was ejected from Tuesday's practice after throwing a punch at JC Latham, but he continued working off to the side with a strength coach. Coach Robert Saleh explained the rule that punching leads to ejection in practice just as in games, and Simmons still got his work in remotely. The incident follows Simmons’ history of on-field aggression and contrasts with praise from management of his impact and leadership after a standout 2023 season and a massive contract.
Titans DT Jeffery Simmons’ three-year, $105.8 million extension with $100 million guaranteed tops the market and makes him the highest-paid DT in NFL history, which in turn makes Cincinnati’s deal for Dexter Lawrence look like a major steal. Lawrence was acquired for a No. 10 pick and signed for three years at about $70 million ($23 million per year), a far lower annual price than Simmons’ new rate. The contrast underscores the Bengals’ cap flexibility to keep their core (Burrow, Chase, Higgins) while building a strong all-around defense around Lawrence, who is viewed as a franchise piece.
The Titans signed defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to a five-year contract featuring $60.2 million guaranteed at signing and a practical $90 million guaranteed, with no per-game roster bonuses. The deal, whose new-money average is about $35.3 million, spans 2026–2030 with base salaries of $13M, $21.45M, $27.05M, $22.251M and $30.75M, effectively making Simmons the first DT with $100 million in total guarantees at signing and reshaping the interior-lineman market.
The Tennessee Titans signed defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to a three-year, $105.8 million extension (about $35.2 million per year), extending his deal through 2030 and making him the highest-paid interior defensive lineman by new-money average. The extension, which also stretches the overall contract to five years and $149.97 million, solidifies Simmons as the cornerstone of Tennessee’s defense after a four-time Pro Bowl and 2025 All-Pro resume.
Jeffery Simmons' home was burglarized while he was on a road trip in San Francisco, with surveillance footage showing masked individuals breaking in through a window. No residents were harmed, and police are investigating, amid concerns about targeted crimes against athletes' homes.
The Dallas Cowboys, despite a 2-3-1 start, are interested in making a significant trade before the NFL deadline, with a focus on acquiring veteran edge rusher Trey Hendrickson from the Bengals, while Jeffery Simmons from the Titans is also a potential target but at a higher cost and with less fit for their defensive scheme.
After a tough start to the season, Titans rookies and veterans responded differently to fan booing; Cam Ward remained composed and focused on winning, while Jeffery Simmons expressed frustration, highlighting contrasting leadership styles amid team struggles.
Titans quarterback Cam Ward and defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons engaged in a spirited practice scuffle, which Ward described as fun and beneficial for team energy, signaling a potential boost for the Titans' upcoming season.
Jeffery Simmons downplayed a practice fight with Cam Ward, emphasizing team unity and the importance of respecting quarterbacks, while acknowledging the incident was blown out of proportion. The incident highlights Ward's intense personality and potential leadership for the Titans.
During a Titans practice, quarterback Cam Ward was involved in a scuffle with Jeffery Simmons after celebrating a touchdown, showcasing Ward's competitive spirit. The incident ended without injuries, but the team is expected to address boundaries during practice.
The Tennessee Titans' first week of training camp has showcased rookie quarterback Cam Ward's ups and downs, promising chemistry with receiver Calvin Ridley, a strong defensive showing with multiple interceptions, impactful play from defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons, promising running lanes for Tyjae Spears, and accurate kicking from Joey Slye, indicating a potentially competitive season ahead.
Tennessee Titans defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons expresses elation over the team's trade for cornerback L'Jarius Sneed, signaling a potential turnaround for the franchise. The move is expected to bolster the team's secondary and provide Simmons with more support upfront, leading to improved pass rush opportunities. Other players, including Chidobe Awuzie and Calvin Ridley, also react positively to the trade.
Jeffery Simmons, the face of the Tennessee Titans, expressed excitement over the trade for L’Jarius Sneed from the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasizing the impact of a strong secondary on the defensive line's performance, potentially leading to more sacks and turnovers.