Titans free agency: Tennessee signing offensive weapons to help QB Cam Ward, bolstering coach Robert Saleh’s defense, reports say

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Let the spending spree begin. The NFL offseason is now in full swing as free agents are beginning to sign with new homes throughout the league ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft in April.

The Tennessee Titans are among the top franchises with the most cap space in the league.

Latest: Tennessee Titans reportedly trade young defensive tackle for Pro Bowl defensive end from New York Jets

Previous: Tennessee Titans release center Lloyd Cushenberry

Below is a look at the free agents and moves the Titans have reportedly made:

• Cornerback Alontae Taylor – three-year $60 million deal
• Cornerback Cor’Dale Flott – three-year $45 million deal
• Defensive tackle John Franklin-Meyers – three-year $63 million deal
• Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky – two-year deal
• Tight end Daniel Bellinger – three-year $24 million deal
• Wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson – four-year $70 million deal
• Long snapper Morgan Cox – re-signed one-year deal

Before the free-agency frenzy, the Titans released center Lloyd Cushenberry and also reportedly traded away defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat for Pro Bowl defensive end Jermaine Johnson.

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