NFL Teams Eye Sneed for Cornerback Help

On March 14, three NFL teams still hunting for cornerback help are the New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, and Chicago Bears.

All three lost key players in free agency and made minor moves that leave gaps in their secondary.

Now, they might turn their attention to LaGeria's need, a veteran recently cut by the Tennessee Titans with two years left on his 76 million, Dollar Deal.

The Giants said goodbye to Cordell Flot, who signed with Tennessee, and their pick-up of Greg Newsom does not fully replace him.

Over in Green Bay, the Packers parted ways with Nate Hobbs and added Benjamin St. Juiced, but they need more competition.

Meanwhile, the Bears lost nation-right after his breakout year in 2025 and won a challenger for Tariq Stevenson.

Sneed once ranked among the league's top cornerbacks during his time with the Kansas City Chiefs, but his move to Tennessee turned into a bust as injuries limited him to just 12 games over two seasons.

Pro football focus gave him low coverage grades of 36.8 and 49.5. His raw stats were not terrible, though. He allowed completions on 58.2% of passes with a passer rating against of 100, 7.7.

At this stage, Team CM is a low-risk flyer if he can stay healthy. These squats could snag Sneed on the cheap to bolster their defenses before training cans ram-bub, keeping an eye on how much he is left to give.