Titans Secure Ridley, Boost Passing Game

On March 14th, the Tennessee Titans have restructured wide receiver Calvin Ridley's contract for about $20 million, securing him through.

The 2026 season, this smart move keeps a proven offensive player on the roster without major changes to their plans.

The adjustment comes right before a $2 million roster bonus deadline, dropping his cap hit from $26.5 million.

Ridley signed a four-year deal worth $92 million dollars with $50 million guaranteed back in March of 2024.

Fans and analysts see this as a steady step for the Titans, who value Ridley's experience despite his tough 2025 season.

At 31 years old, he managed just 17 catches for 303 yards in five games due to hamstring issues and a broken fibula.

Ridley is rehabbing strong now, and the team expects him to team up with new receiver Wandel Robinson to boost their passing game next year.

With this piece in place, Tennessee can focus on other roster tweaks as they gear up for a stronger push ahead.