Titans Poised for More Moves on Day 2 of Free Agency

Analyst says Tennessee has cap space to continue upgrading roster

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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The Tennessee Titans were active on the first day of the NFL's free agent negotiating period, signing nine outside free agents to improve their roster. However, according to one analyst, the Titans are not done and will be a team to watch on Day 2 as they look to further upgrade positions like the offensive line, edge rusher, and linebacker.

Why it matters

The Titans are coming off an 11-5 season and a division title, but they have some holes to fill on their roster. With over $53 million in salary cap space, the Titans have the flexibility to continue adding talent and position themselves as a top contender in the AFC.

The details

The Titans have already made several key additions, including signing nine outside free agents on Day 1. However, the team still has needs along the interior offensive line, at edge rusher, and at linebacker. With the fourth-most salary cap space in the NFL at $53.5 million, the Titans have the resources to continue upgrading their roster on Day 2 of the negotiating period.

  • The NFL's free agent negotiating period began on March 13, 2026.
  • Day 1 of the negotiating period was March 13, 2026.

The players

Tennessee Titans

An NFL team based in Nashville, Tennessee that plays in the AFC South division.

John Breech

A CBS Sports analyst who believes the Titans will be a team to watch on Day 2 of the free agent negotiating period.

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What they’re saying

“If you're wondering which teams will be the busiest today, just follow the money. The Raiders went into free agency with the most salary cap space, and they went crazy on Monday, adding several big names, including Tyler Linderbaum.”

— John Breech, CBS Sports Analyst (CBS Sports)

What’s next

The Titans will continue to look to improve their roster on Day 2 of the free agent negotiating period, with a focus on upgrading the offensive line, edge rusher, and linebacker positions.

The takeaway

The Titans' active start to free agency shows they are committed to building a contender, and with over $53 million in salary cap space, they have the resources to continue adding talent to their roster on Day 2 of the negotiating period.