By passing on some of the bigger name, bigger contract quarterbacks in free agency, did he Titans signal they're picking one of the quarterbacks in the NFL Draft? Callahan answered the question.

Since the beginning of free agency, the Titans have signed 13 new players, re-signed nine of their own, traded a player away, claimed a player off waivers, released two others while opting not to re-sign several of their own, and some of those players have landed elsewhere.

Boyle has spent time with the Packers, Lions, Bears, Jets, Texans, Dolphins and Giants in his NFL career, on active rosters and practice squads.

Slye, who kicked in college at Virginia Tech, has made 147-of-180 field goals (81.7 percent) and 163-of-182 extra points (89.6 percent) in the NFL.

Jefferson signed with the Titans last week after playing previously with the Rams, Falcons and Steelers.

The move to Tennessee seemed perfect for a lot of reasons for Moore, who was raised not far from Houston and knows all about the roots of the franchise, as well as his new linemates with the Titans.

In 2024, Chestnut played in all 17 games, and he ran for a career-high 102 yards on 22 carries while recording a pair of catches for 11 yards. Chestnut also returned 13 kickoffs for 337 yards, a 25.9-yard average, with a long return of 39 yards in 2024.

Levin has played in 71 games for the Titans, with five starts, since 2017. He's had several stints with the squad, and also spent time on rosters with the Broncos, Bears, Patriots, Jets during his career.

An eight-year veteran, Woods has played in 123 games in his NFL career, with the Cowboys (2017-2020), Vikings (2021) and Panthers (2022-2024).

Jefferson has totaled 137 catches for 1,876 yards and 12 touchdowns. His best NFL season came in 2021 with the Los Angeles Rams, when he caught 50 passes for 802 yards and six touchdowns.

A six-year veteran, Jones has played in 90 games, including 52 starts, with the Broncos and Seahawks since entering the NFL in 2019.