What's in a Number? Jersey Numbers for Titans Free Agent Signings Revealed

Miami's Pro Day drew a crowd on Monday, and it included a large group from the Titans, from President of Football Operations Chad Brinker to General Manager Mike Borgonzi to Coach Brian Callahan to offensive coordinator Nick Holz to quarterbacks coach Bo Hardegree. Reggie McKenzie and Dave Ziegler from the team's front office were also on hand, among others.

Jacobs played in nine games, with two starts, in 2024 with the New England Patriots and he was credited with four tackles.

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.

The Titans have taken a pause in free agency, at least for now. To date, the team has officially added 10 new players. Did in impact the team's plans in the upcoming NFL Draft?

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt tackles another batch of questions from Titans fans in this weekend's mailbag.

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

A third-round draft pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, Carter has played for the Giants (2018-2021) and Falcons (2022-2024) in his career.

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.

Kiper also defended Titans quarterback Will Levis, a second-round pick by Tennessee in the 2023 NFL Draft.

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt tackles another batch of questions from Titans fans.