Titans Spend Big in Free Agency, Aim for Super Bowl

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. The Tennessee Titans made ways and free agency by spending a leak high nearly $300 million to rebuild their roster. They earned a solid B-plus grade in the latest CBS Sports report card, praised for adding key depth and competition across the board. CBS analyst highlighted how the Titans reassembled their defensive line around star tackle Jeffrey Simmons. They signed John Franklin Myers to a $3-year $63 million deal, traded for edge-resher Germaine Johnson II and brought in. New start and cornerbacks leaky foe 2 on a $3-year $45 million contract and another on $3-years $58 million. On offense, the team targeted coordinator Brian Dable's former players from the Giants. They signed slot receiver Darius Robinson to a $4-year $70 million pact and tied in Daniel Belinger for three years 24 million dollars aiming to boost their passing game.

1:04These moves came in market value instead of first overall draft pick cam ward with reliable targets. The Titans are drawing comparisons to the Patriots quick turnaround that led to last season's Super Bowl run. The front office under Mike Borganzi keeps hunting for more pieces to fill remaining gaps. While they raised the team's baseline, the real test comes when players hit the field this season. This story is made possible by our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-I-SOLY-PELO-DOT-COM.