After an offseason in which the Tennessee Titans had limited funds to work with, the team is now loaded with cap space going into the 2024 offseason.
According to Over the Cap, the Titans have $68.1 million to work with, which is the second-most in the NFL behind only the Washington Commanders.
The Titans will be able to open up even more cap space if they decide to cut some players who are under contract. We recently went over who some of the biggest candidates are that fit the bill.
When it comes to Tennessee’s biggest cap hits for 2024, four of the players in the top 20 are pending free agents who still count against the cap because of void years added to their contracts.
Of course, this list will change once free agency comes and goes, but for now this is the list of the Titans’ top-20 cap hits going into the offseason.
Note: Contract figures are courtesy of Over the Cap.
1
OLB Harold Landry: $23.8 million
2
DL Jeffery Simmons: $21.6 million
3
WR DeAndre Hopkins: $17.9 million
4
LT Andre Dillard: $10.6 million
5
S Amani Hooker: $9.3 million
6
QB Ryan Tannehill (void year): $9.2 million
7
RB Derrick Henry (void year): $5.4 million
8
LG Peter Skoronski: $4.4 million
9
CB Caleb Farley: $4.2 million
10
OLB Arden Key: $4.2 million
11
WR Treylon Burks: $3.9 million
12
RG Daniel Brunskill: $3.8 million
13
DB Elijah Molden: $3.2 million
14
LB Azeez Al-Shaair (void year): $2.5 million
15
CB Roger McCreary: $2.4 million
16
QB Will Levis: $2.168 million
17
LB Luke Gifford: $2.168 million
18
OL Dillon Radunz: $2.0 million
19
CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (void year): $1.6 million
20
OT Nicholas Petit-Frere: $1.4 million
