
Titans' Free Agency Splash, Homegrown Stars' Extensions
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The Tennessee Titans made a significant impact in free agency, spending over $331 million on key veterans like WanDale Robinson, John Franklin-Myers, Alontae Taylor, and CorDale Flott. Despite this aggressive spending, they maintain a solid cap situation with $56 million in effective space. The team is seen as strategically resetting under GM Mike Borgonzi, rewarding homegrown stars like Peter Skoronski and Jeffery Simmons with extensions. With room for draft picks and cap rollover, the Titans are building for long-term success.
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Tennessee Titans News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans' Free Agency Splash, Homegrown Stars' Extensions. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 26th, the Tennessee Titans made the biggest splash in free agency this off-season, handing out more total cash than any other team to bring in key veterans. They added why receiver Wandel Robinson, defensive lineman John Franklin Myers, and cornerbacks Alente Taylor and Coredale Flott, among others. Even with that aggressive spending, around $3.31 million total, including $135 million on free. Agents, their cap situation looks solid. They sit with about $56 million in effective space right now. Fans and analysts see this as a smart reset under General Manager Mike Borgonzi, rewarding homegrown stars like left guard Peter Skoronsky and defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons with extension soon. Both players anchor the roster and deserve long-term security. Skoronsky, a first-round pick, wraps his rookie deal after next season if they exercise his option, while Simmons seeks more guarantees on his current. Contract, through 2027.
Their elite play last year makes these deals no brainers. With room for draft picks, depth ads, and capital over into next year, the Titans are building from a position of strength for the long haul.
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