Titans Re-sign Ridley, Revamp Offense

On March 14, the Tennessee Titans secured wide receiver Calvin Ridley for the 2026 season

through a contract restructure.

Ridley originally signed a 4-year 92-million-dollar deal before the 2024 campaign, which included

an opt-out option this year, but both sides agreed to keep him in Nashville.

Last season Ridley posted 17 catches for 303 yards over 7 games before a broken-fibulous

sideline him in mid-November.

The Titans struggle badly, finishing 3 and 14 to earn the 4th overall draft pick with

their offense ranking 31st in yards per.

Game and 30th in points.

When healthy though, Ridley shines as one of the league's top receivers, delivering back

to back 1,000 yard seasons in 2023 and 2024.

His return gives quarterback Cam Ward a reliable target after a tough rookie year.

The Titans revamped their staff and roster this offseason, hiring Robert Salah as head coach

and Brian Dable as offensive coordinator.

They brought in receiver Wandaile Robinson on a 4-year 78-million-dollar contract and

tied in Daniel Belinger for 3 years and $24 million to boost the attack.

These moves signal a fresh start for Tennessee, pairing Ridley's experience with new talent

and coaching to turn around that struggling offense.