Cap space coming, what will we do with it? I read Henry might restructure as well
Titans should sign Ereck Flowers - Music City Miracles
Titans should sign Ereck Flowers - Music City Miracles
They love them some Titans.
Flowers would be the absolute best FA we could sign right now. We need to shore up Tannehills intior protection if we want to have any semblance of a consistent offense this year.
Projected contract for Simmons
4. DI JEFFERY SIMMONS, TENNESSEE TITANS
No. 19 overall pick
Simmons may not have been a household name prior to the 2021 season, but he definitely should be now after a dominant campaign that extended into the Titans' brief playoff appearance, where he sacked Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow three times in a narrow 19-16 defeat. Simmons tore his ACL just two months prior to the 2019 draft but has already demonstrated why he remained a top-20 draft selection with rare strength and explosiveness off the line.
A handful of interior defenders — the Giants‘ Leonard Williams, Colts‘ DeForest Buckner and Chiefs‘ Chris Jones — are new members of the $20 million per year club, but none have been able to match the great Aaron Donald‘s $22.5 million per year deal signed in 2018. Donald is looking for an extension this offseason that, even at 31 years old, could best his own record.
Therefore, Simmons could wait until this deal gets done before resuming negotiations under a new position market shortly before the 2022 season gets underway. Simmons is one of just seven interior defenders with more than 100 quarterback pressures over the last two seasons, landing at sixth with 103. The current five highest-paid interior defenders in the NFL — along with Cameron Heyward, whose deal ranks ninth and was signed when he was 31 years old — round out the group. There is no reason Simmons won't join this group of elite interior pass-rushers from a financial standpoint as well.
Contract projection: Five years, $110 million ($22M per year), $70 million total guaranteed
4. DI JEFFERY SIMMONS, TENNESSEE TITANS
No. 19 overall pick
Simmons may not have been a household name prior to the 2021 season, but he definitely should be now after a dominant campaign that extended into the Titans' brief playoff appearance, where he sacked Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow three times in a narrow 19-16 defeat. Simmons tore his ACL just two months prior to the 2019 draft but has already demonstrated why he remained a top-20 draft selection with rare strength and explosiveness off the line.
A handful of interior defenders — the Giants‘ Leonard Williams, Colts‘ DeForest Buckner and Chiefs‘ Chris Jones — are new members of the $20 million per year club, but none have been able to match the great Aaron Donald‘s $22.5 million per year deal signed in 2018. Donald is looking for an extension this offseason that, even at 31 years old, could best his own record.
Therefore, Simmons could wait until this deal gets done before resuming negotiations under a new position market shortly before the 2022 season gets underway. Simmons is one of just seven interior defenders with more than 100 quarterback pressures over the last two seasons, landing at sixth with 103. The current five highest-paid interior defenders in the NFL — along with Cameron Heyward, whose deal ranks ninth and was signed when he was 31 years old — round out the group. There is no reason Simmons won't join this group of elite interior pass-rushers from a financial standpoint as well.
Contract projection: Five years, $110 million ($22M per year), $70 million total guaranteed
That 2019 draft was pure gold.
Can someone explain why the franchise tag is the average of the top 5 at the position yet Njoku signs a deal worth 14.75 per year? Makes him the 4th highest paid TE...he is not a top 5 TE
Browns, TE David Njoku agree to four-year, $56.75M contract extension
Browns, TE David Njoku agree to four-year, $56.75M contract extension
You've got to be kidding. Surely they realize that they can't draft anyone and need their money.
I read the idea of Henry is getting an extension - which will kick his salary cap hits down the road.
I bet we're about to wrap up Simmons.
I would like to see us bring in Landon Collins to play rover, and then maybe a Tak McKinley for EDGE depth.
Anyone remember this story? The original thread is closed.
https://frontofficesports.com/jon-gruden-secures-early-victories-in-lawsuit-against-the-nfl/
https://frontofficesports.com/jon-gruden-secures-early-victories-in-lawsuit-against-the-nfl/
Flowers would be the best add, we could make we still got that RT hole, that we should not have! Used first and second round pick back to back years
Dillon Radunz is starting at RT this year. It's a question mark for sure but idk if it's fair to call it a hole considering we have a plan for the position.
We literally have a swing tackle and backup center contending for our LG spot.
there was a turnstile playing LG last year so at this point at least there is a plan
sad kicker has no plan... Phat Randy makin' it rain
sad kicker has no plan... Phat Randy makin' it rain
RIP Jeff Gladney.. That really sucks. There were a few on here who wanted to drafted him out of TCU.
Terrible news. RIP
I remember when the brain dead media sources of the Titans (minus TDavenport) wanted us to throw him HUGE HUGE bucks once upon a time...
Need to add some experience at the WR position, hopefully now that Julio is off the books
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