Titans Release Sneed, Chiefs or Rams Next?

On March 15th, the Tennessee Titans released cornerback LaGeria Sneed just days before his $7.5 million injury guarantee vested on March 16th.

This move saved them $11.4 million in cap space, though it came with an $8.1 million dead money hit.

It was a clear business decision to free up room under the salary cap.

The Titans had already poured over $113 million into new cornerbacks this off-season, signing players like Alentay Taylor,

Cored Dale Flott, and Joshua Williams.

Sneed's time in Nashville was tough, with injuries limiting him to just 12 starts over two seasons, including a mostly lost year on the physically.

Unable to perform list due to quad and back issues.

Fans and insiders called out the timing as frustrating, since an earlier release could have helped Sneed land sooner amid free agency chaos.

At 29 years old, though, he's a proven two-time Super Bowl winner from his chiefstays, and teams always need experienced cornerbacks like him.

Now a free agent, Sneed could reunite with Kansas City, where he thrived before they traded him for draft picks in 2024.

But the chiefs tend to draft and flip their cornerbacks, as seen with their recent deal of Trent McDuffie making a return less likely.

The Los Angeles Rams look like a strong fit, especially after signing Sneed's old chiefs teammate, Jalen Watson, who posted an nostalgic photo hinting at a reunion.

With other ex-chiefs already there, Sneed could slide right into their secondary as he eyes a healthy rebound next season.