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Solomon Thomas Joins Titans, Seeks New Start

Tennessee Titans News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Mar 27, 2026·1:25

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Solomon Thomas, a veteran defensive lineman, joins the Tennessee Titans after a decade in the NFL, having played for the Forty Niners, Raiders, Jets, and Cowboys. Reuniting with coaches Robert Saleh and Aaron Whitecotton, Thomas aims to contribute his leadership and skills on defense. With over 130 games and 36 starts, hes amassed 239 tackles, 18.5 sacks, and has been nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award four times for his community work. In Nashville, Thomas plans to strengthen defense, foster team chemistry, and expand his philanthropic efforts.

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On March 27th, Solomon Thomas, the third overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft by the San Francisco 49ers, is turning 30-and, heading into his 10th season.

The defensive lineman just joined the Tennessee Titans in a trade with the Dallas Cowboys, swapping late seventh round picks from April's draft.

Thomas has bounced around the league, playing for the 49ers through 2020.

Then the Raiders in 2021, the Jets from 20, 22 to 2024, and the Cowboys last year.

Now in Nashville, he's eager for a fresh start after leaving Dallas.

He's thrilled to reunite with head coach Robert Salah for the third time, first with the 49ers and then the Jets, plus defensive lineman coach.

Aaron Whitecutton from all those stops.

Thomas calls them family and loves their coaching style, feeling right at home to contribute his leadership and skills.

Over 131 gains with 36 starts, he's racked up 239 tackles, 18.56, and other key.

Plays, including 27 tackles last season for Dallas.

Off the field, he's a four-time Walter Payton man of the year nominee for his foundation work supporting youth and mental health.

With the Titans, Thomas plans to keep grinding on defense, build team chemistry, and expand his community efforts in music city, blending his passion for football and giving back into this new chapter.