The Titans made the biggest move of their free agency so far on Friday.
The Titans made the biggest move of their free agency so far in re-signing defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to a massive four-year, $94 million deal according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Coming off the final season of his rookie deal, the Titans prioritized keeping Simmons, paying him a $23.5 million annual salary. The 25-year-old is now the second highest paid player at his position, sitting only behind Rams superstar Aaron Donald.. “But we are not done yet, dammit! LFG!!!! We have so much work to do!”Simmons’ new deals continues a trend of defensive lineman getting paid big this offseason.the 49ners swooped in to sign Javon HargraveSimmons has only gotten better each year since entering the league in 2019 as the 19th overall pick in the draft out of Mississippi State.
He has been an All-Pro the last two seasons, contributing 54 tackles — including 7.5 sacks — last year to a Titans defense that he has become the engine of.
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