Titans Land Two Young Players on Exclusive NFL List originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Every NFL organization strives to draft productive young players to its team. Some of those picks work out, and these young players make an immediate impact for their franchise. But unfortunately, some don’t work out the way people think they would.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley lands on CBS Sports' top 30 players over the age of 30 list for 2025.

The Tennessee Titans look very different on the offensive line than they did a year ago and the change should be viewed as positive for the most part. Peter Sko

McCreary is entering the final season of his four-year, $9.166 million rookie contract. This offseason, the Chicago Bears made Kyler Gordon the NFL’s highest-paid slot corner with a three-year, $40 million contract. The Jacksonville Jaguars signed slot corner Jourdan Lewis away from the Dallas Cowboys with a three-year, $30 million contract.

The Tennessee Titans announced edge rusher Lorenzo Carter informed the team he was going to retire just days before training camp began.

The Tennessee Titans lost their backup QB, and Warren Moon wants an ex-NFL QB to ditch his high school job and mentor Cam Ward.

The Tennessee Titans aren’t putting a measuring stick on what counts as success for 2025. The Titans went 3-14 in 2024 and landed the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft.

Defensive lineman Lorenzo Carter is retiring from the NFL after signing with the Tennessee Titans in March. Carter, a seven-year NFL veteran, played for the Giants and Falcons before joining the Titans. After signing with the Tennessee Titans in March, defensive lineman Lorenzo Carter is retiring from the NFL.

Quarterback is clearly the most important position in the modern NFL, making it almost shocking how few teams boast a truly elite passer and how many are desperate to find one each offseason.

Cam Ward is ready to take his place as the starting quarterback for the Tennessee TItans. However, the team is inquiring on a veteran as they want to surround the first overall pick with more talent.