Built off the Titans' official depth chart (unofficial release, 8/25/26) — key starters only. Bios written off the tape, contract status with the cap math that actually drives roster decisions, and the film room clips that show each player doing the thing he is paid to do.
Defensive cornerstone; wins with quickness and hands from either A-gap.
Highest cap number on the defense.
Length-and-power edge who sets a hard front-side wall in the run game.
Signed as the long-term edge answer.
Green-dot linebacker; communicator and downhill run fitter.
Green-dot role, year-to-year money.
Rangy safety trusted in split-field coverage and as a robber defender.
Priced as a starting safety.
Physical outside corner with slot flexibility in nickel packages.
Priced as a CB2, playing CB1 snaps.
Franchise quarterback taken first overall; live arm, improvising creator who has cut down the negative plays in year two.
Cheap-quarterback window runs through 2028.
Zone-scheme back with third-down value; the offense's steadiest chunk-yardage source.
Unrestricted free agent next March.
Primary vertical threat and the separator on isolation routes outside the numbers.
Top of the receiver room through 2027.
Rookie possession receiver with elite hands and a nuanced release package.
Cost-controlled WR2 snaps through 2029.
Move tight end used in the slot and as a play-action leak target.
Move tight end on a cheap deal.
Powerful right tackle; anchors well against long-arm rushers.
Fifth-year option decision looms.
Technician at guard, best in space on pulls and screens.
Interior anchor under team control.
Big-leg kicker with range past 55 yards.
Year-to-year job, as every kicker's is.
Directional punter who consistently pins inside the 20.
Cost-controlled field-position asset.
