The Tennessee Titans are focused on the future of the franchise under Will Levis and new head coach Brian Callahan. The start of free agency for the 2024 NFL season has resulted in the signing of running back Tony Pollard and now has the signing of a new wide receiver and a bridge quarterback.
According to the report from ESPN and NFL Network, the Titans signed Calvin Ridley and Mason Rudolph. Now, Tennessee’s offense will consist of Levis, Pollard, Ridley and DeAndre Hopkins with Rudolph as a mentor on the sidelines.
The details of Ridley’s contract were negotiated by agents David Mulugheta and Reza Hesam. The wide receiver will receive $92 million over four years and 50 of them are fully guaranteed. The former Jaguars player accumulated 1,016 yards with eight touchdowns after catching 76 throws.
The contract of the former Steelers quarterback, with whom he spent six seasons, is for one year. Based on incentives, Rudolph’s deal with the Titans could climb to $3.62 million.
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Another move between division rivals in free agency
Ridley’s arrival in Tennessee has continued the trend of moving between teams in the same division in free agency. The most recent cases are Saquon Barkley from Philadelphia to Dallas, Patrick Queen from Baltimore to Pittsburgh and Aaron Jones from Green Bay to Minnesota.
2024-03-13 21:40:28
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