Predicting the Titans MAJOR SIGNINGS in 2025 NFL Free Agency!

NFL FREE AGENCY IS ON THE HORIZON. The legal tampering window for teams to negotiate with free agents begins on Monday, March 10, at 12 p.m. ET.

The Titans are currently slated to have around $60 million in cap space, so here are my REALISTIC Titans free agency predictions.

Re-sign WR Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

SharmSports Contract Projection: Two-years, $17 million ($10 million GRT, $8.5 million APY)

Westbrook-Ikhine’s journey from a gritty special teams player to an offensive contributor has been fun to watch. The former Indiana standout played in all 17 games for the second time in the last three years in 2024 and hauled in 32 receptions for 497 yards and nine touchdowns.

Is he a high-level WR2? No. However, NWI is a player Tennessee should keep around for the future due to his leadership and selflessness. Also, posting a near 10-touchdown season with Will Levis and Mason Rudolph as your quarterbacks is incredibly impressive.

Sign Browns OT Jedrick Wills Jr.

SharmSports Contract Projection: One-year, $4 million (Fully guaranteed)

Willis has struggled with injuries and other issues over the last two years, which has limited him to just 13 games since the start of the 2023 season. However, the former Alabama standout showed a ton of promise early in his career and would be a fantastic buy-low signing by the Titans. And obviously, the Bill Callahan connection is strong here, as Callahan coached Willis from 2020-2023 with the Browns.

Willis has only played left tackle in the NFL but did play on the right side during his collegiate career at Alabama. Either way, he could serve as a starter for Tennessee in 2025 if he lands in Nashville.

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Sign Bears OG Teven Jenkins

SharmSports Contract Projection: Three-years, $33 million ($19 million GRT, $11 million APY)

Dillon Radunz wasn’t awful as the Titans’ starting right guard in 2024, but I think general manager Mike Borgonzi will upgrade the position by signing Teven Jenkins. The 27-year-old has started at left guard for Chicago over the last two years and has been solid, allowing under five sacks and 15 quarterback pressures in 2023 and 2024.

Jenkins also has experience playing right guard, as he started a handful of games at the position in 2022 and allowed just two sacks and 12 quarterback pressures with an 80.7 PFF grade. Jenkins would immediately step in as Tennessee’s starting right guard and improve the right side of the line.

Sign New York Giants Edge Rusher Azeez Ojulari

SharmSports Contract Projection: One-year, $6 million (Fully guaranteed)

With the release of Harold Landry, the Titans have a glaring need at edge rusher. Ojulari has had injury issues throughout his career but showed a ton of promise in 2024, posting six sacks in 11 games. His only season where he played all 17 games came during his rookie year in 2021, and he tallied eight sacks and 42 quarterback pressures.

I expect the Titans to select an edge rusher with one of their first two picks in April’s draft, but also adding Ojulari on a cheap deal to the position group would be a savvy move from Borgonzi.

Sign Chiefs safety Justin Reid

SharmSports Contract Projection: Three-years, $42 million ($26 million GRT, $14 million)

The Titans must find Amani Hooker a capable running mate this offseason, so why not bring in one of Mike Borgonzi’s friends from Kansas City! Reid has been a pivotal piece to the Chiefs’ defense since joining the team in 2022 and is a stout run defender. The 28-year-old is coming off one of the best seasons of his career in 2024, as he started 16 games and totaled 87 tackles with two interceptions, 32 defensive stops, and a 76.9 PFF grade.

A safety duo of Hooker and Reid would be awesome for Dennard Wilson’s defense.