Titans Release L'Jarius Sneed, Seek More Cap Relief

On March 13th, the Tennessee Titans have released cornerback Lajerius Sneed after two lackluster

seasons opening up valuable salary cap space for the team.

Sneed appeared in just 12 games across 2024 and 2025 with no interceptions to his name

and he spent time on injured reserve starting in October.

The Titans had traded for him from Kansas City and signed him to a four-year deal averaging

19.4 million dollars a year back in March of 2024.

The move comes amid a busy offseason for Tennessee where they've already brought in replacements

like Alan Taitaler from New Orleans, Cordale Flot, from the New York Giants and Joshua

Williams from Kansas City.

Team leaders are eyeing more cap relief, especially with wide receiver Calvin Ridley carrying

the biggest hit at 26.4 million dollars.

Having the 31-year-old Ridley would save 13 million, though his output has been modest

with just four touchdowns over two seasons.

As the Titans reshape their roster with heavy spending and only 18 homegrown draft picks,

expect more tweaks to build tour contention.