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Jennings Among Top Remaining 2026 Free Agents, Linked to Chargers and Titans
sports21 days ago

Jennings Among Top Remaining 2026 Free Agents, Linked to Chargers and Titans

With the top names signed, the piece maps out the best fits for remaining 2026 free agents. Jauan Jennings, a 6-foot-3, 212-pound possession receiver who battled injuries but posted solid production, is seen as a fit for the Los Angeles Chargers or Tennessee Titans. Other targets include Joey Bosa (Lions, 49ers), Taylor Decker (Bears, Browns), Stefon Diggs (Ravens, Titans), Leonard Floyd (Bears, 49ers), D.J. Reader (Cowboys, Vikings), Aaron Rodgers (Steelers), Bobby Wagner (Cowboys, Rams), and Kevin Zeitler (Lions, Chargers).

Jets Lead 2026 Free Agency Based on PFF WAR
sports28 days ago

Jets Lead 2026 Free Agency Based on PFF WAR

PFF’s Wins Above Replacement (WAR) rankings place the New York Jets at the top of the 2026 free‑agency haul with 1.99 WAR added, led by Geno Smith (0.82); the Colts are second at 1.85 (Daniel Jones 1.23) and the Titans third at 1.75 (Wan'Dale Robinson 0.37), with the list tracking every team's early offseason moves and highlighting how quarterback value and overall volume drive the rankings as more signings loom.

Titans swap to white helmets with Oilers-inspired uniforms
sports29 days ago

Titans swap to white helmets with Oilers-inspired uniforms

The Tennessee Titans revealed new uniforms featuring white helmets and an Oilers-era blue palette, along with a revamped logo including a secondary ‘The Football’ mark. The redesign comes ahead of a move to a new stadium, as the team debuts a refreshed coaching staff led by Robert Saleh and adds free-agent pieces to support around No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward and standout defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons.

Titans Roll Out Nashville-Infused Rebrand With New Logo and Uniforms
sports29 days ago

Titans Roll Out Nashville-Infused Rebrand With New Logo and Uniforms

The Tennessee Titans unveiled a Nashville-inspired rebrand featuring new uniforms and a refreshed logo that blends Oilers-era nostalgia with Tennessee history. The home look uses Titans blue jerseys with white pants, while the road look is white, both with distinctive numerals; a redesigned circular white-on-blue ‘T’ logo with three stars, a Nashville six-string stripe across gear, and a secondary ‘The Football’ mark accompany a ‘We Over Me’ collar tab. The refresh, guided by fan input, signals a new era as the franchise moves toward a new stadium and coaching staff.

Titans rev up free agency with multi-position upgrades
sports1 month ago

Titans rev up free agency with multi-position upgrades

The Tennessee Titans are actively reshaping their roster in the NFL free-agent period, signing CB Alontae Taylor to a 3-year, $60 million deal and CB Cor'Dale Flott to a 3-year, $45 million deal, adding C Austin Schlottman on a 1-year pact, and bringing in WR Wan'Dale Robinson (4 years) and TE Daniel Bellinger (3 years) while naming Mitchell Trubisky as a backup quarterback; with roughly $92 million in cap space and needs at EDGE, CB, and WR, the Titans are likely to continue adding pieces in free agency ahead of the draft.

Jets land Sweat in Johnson trade, reshaping fronts and draft plans
sports1 month ago

Jets land Sweat in Johnson trade, reshaping fronts and draft plans

The Jets traded Jermaine Johnson to the Titans for nose tackle T’Vondre Sweat, a move framed as reshaping both teams’ fronts: the Jets pivot to a 3-4 with Sweat as a disruptive interior presence, while the Titans shift toward a 4-3 and add a space-eating run stopper. The deal helps New York address its interior pressure and preserves draft flexibility, potentially enabling an edge target at No. 2 overall. Tennessee gets a solid edge-runner in a bigger body, but the author suggests they could have extracted more value. Grades given: Jets A+, Titans B-. The piece also explores draft implications, with Jets possibly targeting Bain or Reese and the Titans eyeing a back-to-back move or a trade-down to land Peter Woods.

Jets land Sweat in Johnson trade, reshaping their defense
sports1 month ago

Jets land Sweat in Johnson trade, reshaping their defense

The New York Jets agreed to trade defensive end Jermaine Johnson to the Tennessee Titans for defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat; the deal is pending physicals and cannot be finalized until the start of the 2026 league year on March 11. Johnson, 27, leaves New York after four seasons and will reunite with former Jets coach Robert Saleh in Tennessee. Sweat, 24, adds interior run-stopping depth on a rookie deal. The Jets save about $13.4 million in cap space, while Sweat’s cap hit remains modest through 2026, and New York is expected to pursue additional edge-rush help in free agency and the draft.

Titans pull off February trade, swap Sweat for Jermaine Johnson II
nfl1 month ago

Titans pull off February trade, swap Sweat for Jermaine Johnson II

The Tennessee Titans have agreed to trade nose tackle T'Vondre Sweat to the New York Jets in exchange for edge rusher Jermaine Johnson II, a deal that cannot be consummated until the new league year opens March 11. Johnson would reunite with Titans head coach Robert Saleh, having posted 13.0 sacks across four seasons and earned a 2023 Pro Bowl before a 2024 injury diminished his production. The move addresses Tennessee's need for pass-rushing help around star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons and adds Sweat's run-stuffing presence to the middle, while giving the Jets an edge upgrade as they map out their off-season plans.

Jets pull off Johnson-Sweat swap with Titans as league year opens
sports1 month ago

Jets pull off Johnson-Sweat swap with Titans as league year opens

Jets trade edge rusher Jermaine Johnson to the Titans in exchange for defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat, with the deal becoming official on the first day of the new league year; Johnson, a 2022 first-round pick who had 10 sacks early in his career before an Achilles injury in 2024, will earn about $13.411 million in 2026, while Sweat, a 2024 second-round pick, has 85 tackles and three sacks in 29 career games.

Titans' OC hunt narrows to four top contenders, with Daboll leading
sports2 months ago

Titans' OC hunt narrows to four top contenders, with Daboll leading

With a fifth unknown candidate to satisfy the Rooney Rule, the Tennessee Titans rank four OC contenders—Brian Daboll, Kliff Kingsbury, Adam Stenavich and Thad Lewis—Daboll remains the preferred option though he’s still in the mix for the Bills and Raiders; Kingsbury has Air Raid ties, Stenavich brings Kyle Shanahan/LaFleur West Coast experience with a run-first angle, and Lewis lacks play-calling experience after being fired as the Buccaneers' QB coach.