Titans' Cap Space: Textbook Rebuild

On March 20th, the Tennessee Titans lead the NFL with nearly $64 million in cap space for

2026, topping every other team.

By about 10 million.

That's wild when you consider they've shelled out more cash and free agency than anyone

else this off season.

Their general manager, Mike Burganzi, pulled off some smart moves with veteran contracts

to make this possible.

He cut Cornerback Lagerius' need right at the deadline after the player passed his physical,

saving the team close to 8 million in guarantees.

Then, instead of dumping wide receiver Calvin Ridley in his huge cap hit, Burganzi restructured

the deal, dropping it from 26.5 million to 15.2 million while keeping Ridley on board.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this keeps the Titans flexible without gutting the

roster.

They've upgraded at Cornerback, Ed rusher, defensive line, and wide receiver, all while

holding on to every draft pick.

Now, with all that room under the cap, they can chase more talent aggressively for spots

that still need work.

This feels like a textbook rebuild, roster, stronger, future bright, and Titans fans might

finally have reason to cheer.