Titans Rework Ridley's Contract, Secure WR Future

On March 15th, the Tennessee Titans re-wirt wide receiver Calvin Ridley's contract to keep him through the 2026 season.

While exact terms stay under wraps, the deal clears up his future with the team and avoids any cap headaches.

Earlier this week, fans wondered if Ridley might follow corner-back Lagerius' need out the door after his release.

But signals from the organization pointed the other way, especially from offensive coordinator Brian Dable, who coached Ridley before and stayed.

Upbeat about his role. Ridley shone in 2024 with 64 receptions for 1,017 yards and 4 touchdowns, even adding 55 rushing.

Yards and another score, things soured in 2025 amid a weak passing attack and a late leg injury that ended his year.

Now, under Dable again, Ridley joins a deeper group with Juan Dale Robinson and rising stars like Alec Ayomanoir and Kimmeray Dyke.

That set up, plus cost savings, positions him for a stronger outlet while easing pressure on rookie cam ward.

This keeps a proven vet at a bargain, without forcing big spending on receivers, freeing resources to shore up other roster gaps as the Titans build.

Steadily.