Titans' Defensive Line Decision: Joseph-Day or Franklin-Myers?

0:00This is Corey with NFL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Tennessee Titans are wrapping up their free agency primer with plenty of moves ahead. They have over $100 million in cap space as the negotiating window opens March 9th. General manager Mike Borganzi and new head coach Robert Salah are teaming up to reshape the roster with 29 free agents on the table, including 19 unrestricted ones. Defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph Day stands out as a key decision. He's been a steady force next to Jeffrey Simmons and to Vandrey Sweat for two seasons, first on a one-year deal, and then another $6.5 million dollar contract last off season. In 2025, he posted 41 tackles, two sacks, one force fumble, and 19 pressures. That said, the Titans might look elsewhere on the line. They're linked to John Franklin Myers, who worked under Salah and defensive line coach Aaron Weikaden in New York.

1:03He feels a similar role, so the team may pick one over the other to fit their scheme. Projections show Joseph Day landing a one-year deal worth about $6.9 million dollars close to what he got before. Experts say his solid season keeps his market steady. In the end, the Titans should way keeping him for his chemistry, but our call is, they'll let Joseph Day walk and chase Franklin Myers instead. This episode is supported by our sponsor, see details in the description. A pillow that plays your podcast, music, or white noise privately, no earbuds required, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com