Tennessee Titans Continue Free Agency Push in 2026 Amid Ongoing Needs The Tennessee Titans remain active in the NFL’s 2026 free agency window, having made several key signings on Day 1 of the negotiation period. The team secured deals with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson, tight end Daniel Bellinger, offensive linemen Cordell Volson and Austin Schlottmann, defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers, and cornerbacks Alontae Taylor and Cor'Dale Flott. These additions bolster the Titans’ defense with three new plug-and-play starters and provide quarterback Cam Ward with fresh options to build upon. Despite these moves, the Titans still face significant challenges. A gap persists in the middle of the offensive line, while the secondary lacks depth and the receiver and cornerback rooms remain underdeveloped. Edge defender remains a critical need, with the team failing to address it thus far. Notable free agents still available include offensive tackle Rasheed Walker, quarterback Kyler Murray, and wide receiver Jauan Jennings. Former Titans such as defensive linemen Jihad Ward and Sebastian Joseph-Day, as well as specialists Johnny Hekker, are also open for new opportunities. As of March 11, teams can officially sign players to contracts, marking the start of the new league year. The Titans’ free agency efforts continue to evolve, with additional signings announced throughout the week. On Thursday, the team confirmed the additions of Wan'Dale Robinson, Mitchell Trubisky, and edge rusher Solomon Thomas. Tight end Daniel Bellinger, cornerback Joshua Williams, and punter Tommy Townsend were also officially announced.#tennessee_titans #daniel_bellinger #mitchell_trubisky #wandale_robinson #cordell_volson
