Titans' Free Agency Splash: Big Signings, Mixed Reviews

On March 11th, the Tennessee Titans made a huge splash on the first day of free agency, using nearly $100 million in cap space to sign.

Several key players, they locked up defensive lineman, Quentin Franklin Myers, to a big $21 million per year deal, added cornerbacks Corddale Flot and

Alance Taylor, for secondary help, and grabbed tight-end Dale Belinger on a three-year $24 million contract, plus wide receiver.

Wandel Robinson for four years, and $78 million. They also brought in quarterback Mitchell Trubisky as a backup on a two-year pact.

Many of these moves pulled players from the past teams of the Titans coaching staff, like the Giants and Bills, aiming to build quick chemistry.

Around young quarterback Cam Ward, the focus hit defense hard while adding offensive weapons, though not every position got a full overhaul yet.

National media had mixed takes, with ESPN analyst Bill Barnwell, labeling the Titans as day one losers for overrelying on familiar faces, and not fully.

Fixing needs like edge rushers, or more playmakers. Titans fans fired back hard on social media, defending the signings as smart upgrades.

Still, the pushback makes sense when you consider the Titans rough drafting record in recent years, forcing them to pay up for starters now.

Critics overlook that free agency is just the start, with the draft coming to target remaining gaps like past rushers and receivers, following A,

blueprint that worked for teams like the commanders and patriots.

Overall, these aggressive moves set a solid floor for Tennessee, blending known talent with cap smarts, and the real test will come as Ward grows and the roster rounds out this off season.