Tennessee Titans News

Shaun Phillips has seen a lot of change in his 10 years in the NFL . The linebacker believes that Tennessee's switch to a hybrid 3-4 defensive scheme helps the Titans keep up with the rest of the league.

The big free-agency splashes are basically done with, but there's still time for a few additions to happen that could make an impact in 2014.

Every year around this time, rumors regarding teams and the NFL Draft begin to swirl around.

In North Babylon accident. right lane blocked on The Southern St Pkwy WB east of Rt-231/Deer Park Ave/X39.

Many components of the NFL offseason have passed, but one of the most critical events is still ahead for coaches, scouts and fans alike.

Dec 11, 2011; Nashville, TN, USA; Tennessee Titans wide receiver Damian Williams runs after a reception against the New Orleans Saints during the second half at LP Field.

The New York Jets were supposed to have the most interest in free-agent running back Chris Johnson, and now they're showing it.

The consensus of fans and media seem to be that the Titans have a need at running back now that Chris Johnson is officially off the roster.

We are ramping up to the draft at this point, with the mock drafts and prospect reports rolling in by the minute.

We've crunched the numbers and come up with 570 reasons the Vikings will take a running back as high as the third round in next month's NFL draft.

We project the Titans to bolster their defensive front with one of the most impressive physical prospects in this year's draft.

LeSean McCoy was drafted in the second round, 53rd overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2009.

LSU Tigers product Zach Mettenberger is gaining a great deal of buzz in the pre-draft process, and his popularity is only increasing with each passing week.

After several years of those around him questioning his work ethic and drive, let alone his own admission of being "lazy" at the beginning of this past season, Benjamin thinks it's a good idea to blow off an NFL team, as if NFL teams don't gossip like middle school girls.

The Titans told Chris Johnson they are releasing him Friday after six seasons to avoid paying $8 million the running back is due in 2014, along with the final three seasons left on the $53.5 million contract he signed in September 2011.

Even though he didn't play a down, he should be very impactful once he makes it back to the field.

Locker said on SiriusXM NFL Radio that he was surprised to find out that the Titans were releasing Johnson, their starting running back for the last six seasons.

With Chris Johnson and Kenny Britt no longer on the team, several players for the Tennessee Titans are set for breakout seasons.

The Tennessee Titans have lost two of their most productive players in the last month.

This is our favorite opportunity to interact with our community and allow them some front-page limelight, while simultaneously getting our first in-depth look at several candidates for the draft's first round.