Titans' Massive Free Agency Spend: Top Roster Improvements

On March 19th, the Tennessee Titans spend more than any other NFL team during the first

wave of free agency, committing $294 million to over a dozen new players.

More than $130 million of that is fully guaranteed.

New analysis ranks them third in projected roster improvements, heading into 2026.

General manager Mike Borganzi usually focuses on drafting and developing talent, but two

straight three win seasons forced a faster rebuild.

The offseason improvement index from unexpected points compares team's point differential

projections before and after their moves, and Tennessee, looks ready for a major leap.

Fans and analysts are excited about the potential turnaround.

Last year, the model correctly pegged the New England Patriots, Chicago Bears, and Carolina

Panthers as top-improvers, all of whom made the playoffs.

It even flagged regression risks for teams like the Chiefs and Eagles.

Key additions surround sophomore quarterback, Cam Ward, including a four-year, $70 million

deal for a wide receiver, Wandaile Robinson, and Retaining Calvin Ridley.

On defense, New Head coach Robert Salah added six players he knows well, such as John

Franklin Myers and Jermaine Johnson, the second.

Offensive coordinator Brian Dable brought in familiar faces too, helping build a unified

culture.

All the pieces suggest the Titans could surprise everyone next season.