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The Titans parted ways with veteran cornerback Chidobe Awuzie on Saturday.

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PPGPoints per Game	18.3
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Head CoachHead Coach	Brian Callahan

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Chidobe Awuzie

FA Cornerback #13

15hTitans released CB Chidobe Awuzie.

The veteran cornerback appeared in just eight games in 2024, with the move likely done to create cap space. The Titans can save $1.7 million against the cap while incurring $12.5 million in dead money should Awuzie be designated a pre-June 2 cut or they could save $4.2 million while incurring $10 million in dead money should they designate him a post-June 2 cut.

Corey Levin

TEN Center #62

1dTitans re-signed C Corey Levin.

The former sixth-round pick has made seven starts for the Titans dating back to 2018. He primarily plays center but has earned reps at all three interior offensive line spots. He will return as a depth option for Tennessee in 2025.

Brandon Allen

TEN Quarterback #17

2dTitans signed QB Brandon Allen, formerly of the 49ers, to a one-year contract.

Allen is a career backup who has provided serviceable play when called upon. He joins one of the most underwhelming quarterback rooms in the league, currently headlined by Will Levis, though the Titans could soon look to add a franchise quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick in next month’s draft. Allen is reunited with head coach Brian Callahan from their time together with Cincinnati. If Allen did somehow get into the starting conversation, he’d be a questionable starter even in superflex leagues.

Dre'Mont Jones

TEN Defensive End #55

3dTitans signed DE Dre’Mont Jones, formerly of the Seahawks, to a one-year, $10 million contract.

Jones totaled 45 quarterback pressures last year, tying the career-best sum he set in 2022. He totaled 43 in 2023. Jones should continue playing effectively, entering his age-28 season. The Titans’ defensive front is a talented bunch but struggled to pressure the passer in 2024. Jones’ addition should improve their ability to do so in 2025.

Kevin Zeitler

TEN Guard #71

3dTitans signed OG Kevin Zeitler, formerly of the Lions, to a one-year, $9 million contract.

Zeitler missed just two games last year, despite it being his age-34 season. Zeitler remains a high-end run blocker and pass protector, having earned a 71.8 PFF pass-blocking grade and an 87.2 PFF run-blocking grade with the Lions. While he is not a long-term fix, he provides stability to a subpar unit.

Kenneth Murray Jr.

DAL Linebacker #56

3dCowboys acquired LB Kenneth Murray from the Titans.

The “compensation” is apparently a late-round pick swap, suggesting the 26-year-old would have been released otherwise. The 2020 first-round bust of the Chargers wasn’t much better for the Titans last year, but he managed to take the field for more than 800 snaps. The Titans, of course, earned the No. 1 overall pick as the worst team in the league. Murray hasn’t looked like a starting-caliber player through what has now been a half decade in the NFL. It’s hard to believe that will change in Dallas. He is currently in the midst of a lengthy rehabilitation from wrist surgery.

Van Jefferson

TEN Wide Receiver #11

3dTitans agreed to terms with WR Van Jefferson, formerly of the Steelers, on a one-year, $2.5 million contract.

Jefferson will join his fourth NFL team after logging 24 grabs for 277 yards and two touchdowns over 17 games with the Steelers in 2024. Jefferson is now four years removed from his 800-yard campaign with the Rams, the last time he was relevant in fantasy football. He has a real chance to see significant snaps in a Tennessee offense devoid of wideout talent. Over the past two seasons, Jefferson ranks 220th out of 225 qualifying receivers in ESPN’s open score, which measures a pass catcher’s separation ability.

Saahdiq Charles

FA Guard #53

3dFormer Titans G Saahdiq Charles came out of retirement.

Charles, a former fourth round draft pick by the Commanders, was set to start for the Titans in 2024 before announcing his retirement in the summer. Charles will now be a free agent and should catch on with a team seeking offensive line depth this spring. PFF in 2023 graded Charles 61st out of 88 guards in pass blocking.

Xavier Woods

TEN Safety #25

4dTitans agreed to terms with S Xavier Woods, formerly of the Panthers, on a two-year, $10 million contract.

Woods is an eight-year veteran, spending the last three seasons of his career with the Panthers. He has started every game he has played in since his second year in the league, tallying 13 career interceptions, 47 passes defended, five forced fumbles, and 621 combined tackles. Woods joins his fourth NFL franchise in the Titans, who add him to reinforce the secondary.

Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

MIA Wide Receiver #15

4dDolphins agreed to terms with WR Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, formerly of the Titans, on a two-year, $6.5 million contract.

NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the contract includes $3.2 million guaranteed. Westbrook-Ikhine heads to Miami as a new field-stretcher for Mike McDaniel’s offense. He had a career-high nine receiving scores last season, finishing with a 32/497/9 line. The Dolphins now give him a two-year deal and the chance to compete for the No. 3 wide receiver spot in the offense. Though he won’t be a consistent fantasy receiver, Westbrook-Ikhine will be a boom-or-bust play with a higher ceiling in the Dolphins offense than he had with the Titans.

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