Calvin Ridley carries $22.49 million cap charge through four-year $92M contract ($50M guaranteed) signed March 2024. Tennessee maintains $19.6 million current flexibility ranking eighth NFL after aggressive rebuild spending.
Will Levis’ $9.54M rookie contract ($2.39M AAV) provides cost-controlled quarterback through 2026 enabling surrounding talent acquisition.
Jeffery Simmons leads defensive spending at $17.5M through four-year $94M extension. L’Jarius Sneed’s $76.4M deal adds elite cornerback at $18.32M current charge.
Titans project $108M next-season space (most NFL) creating unprecedented free agency opportunity under Brian Callahan.
Tennessee Titans player biography and net worth information available for complete roster.
| Quarterbacks (QB) | Running Backs (RB) | Wide Receivers (WR) |
| Cam Ward | Kalel Mullings | Tyler Lockett |
| Will Levis | Tyjae Spears | Treylon Burks |
| Brandon Allen | Jabari Small | DeAndre Hopkins |
| Tim Boyle | Micah Bernard | Chimere Dike |
| Blake Hance | Elic Ayomanor | |
| Marcus Williams | Xavier Restrepo | |
| Sam Mustipher | Stanley Morgan Jr. | |
| Calvin Ridley |
Ridley’s Comeback Investment
Thirty-one-year-old receiver’s journey from gambling suspension to $92M deal demonstrates redemption narrative. His Jacksonville revival (1,016 yards, 8 TDs) earned Tennessee commitment featuring $23M annual value through 2027.
| Player | Position | Cap Hit | Contract AAV | Through |
| Calvin Ridley | WR | $22.49M | $23M | 2027 |
| L’Jarius Sneed | CB | $18.32M | $19.1M | 2027 |
| Jeffery Simmons | DT | $17.5M | $23.5M | 2027 |
| Lloyd Cushenberry | C | $9.49M | $12.67M | 2027 |
| Arden Key | EDGE | $9.29M | $12M | This season |
| Kevin Zeitler | OG | $8.99M | One-year deal | This season |
| Sebastian Joseph-Day | DT | $7.3M | $15M (3yr) | 2026 |
| Tony Pollard | RB | $5.8M | $24M (3yr) | 2027 |
| Will Levis | QB | $2.39M | $9.54M rookie (4yr) | 2026 |
| JC Latham | OT | $7.12M | $29.4M rookie | 2028 |
Levis’ second-round selection (#33 overall 2023) generated $8.73M guaranteed rookie contract. His 15 TD, 12 INT sophomore campaign demonstrates inconsistency yet maintains starter role avoiding expensive veteran quarterback replacement costs.
Simmons’ April 2023 extension ($94M over four years, $66M guaranteed) made him second-highest paid interior defender behind Aaron Donald. His 76 tackles and five sacks validate investment establishing defensive anchor through prime years.
Cap Space Windfall Enables Aggression
Tennessee’s $108M projected next-season availability represents NFL’s largest creating unprecedented opportunity. Current $19.6M space enables continued roster building around Levis’ development timeline.
Sneed’s Addition: March 2024 trade from Kansas City cost third-round pick plus immediate $76.4M extension ($44M guaranteed). His four-year deal adds elite coverage at $18.32M annual cost protecting young secondary.
Offensive Line Investment: Zeitler ($8.99M one-year), Cushenberry ($9.49M), Latham ($7.12M rookie) total $25.6M combined creating protection unit supporting Levis. JC Latham’s #7 overall pick provides franchise left tackle on cost-controlled timeline.
Ridley’s $13M Net Worth Journey
Thirty-one-year-old built modest wealth through career interruptions. His Falcons tenure ($10.9M rookie contract 2018-2021), gambling suspension (2022), Jacksonville revival ($11.1M) created foundation before Tennessee windfall.
| Player | Est. Net Worth | Career Earnings | Career Path |
| Calvin Ridley | $13M-$18M | $65M+ | Falcons-Jaguars-Titans |
| Jeffery Simmons | $15M-$22M | $68M+ | Titans lifer (2019) |
| L’Jarius Sneed | $8M-$12M | $29.8M | Chiefs-Titans |
| Tony Pollard | $10M-$15M | $42M+ | Cowboys-Titans |
| Will Levis | $4M-$6M | $8.73M earned | Second-year QB |
Simmons accumulated $15-22M through $68M+ career total as Titans’ 2019 #19 overall pick. His $24M signing bonus (2023 extension) plus guaranteed money establish generational security approaching age 29.
Sneed’s $8-12M stems from Chiefs earnings ($5.6M over four years) plus Tennessee signing bonus ($24M). His Super Bowl champion pedigree justifies $19.1M AAV investment bringing playoff experience to rebuilding roster.
Next Season Cap Explosion
Tennessee’s $108M projected space enables aggressive veteran additions. Levis’ extension talks (entering final rookie year 2026) determine long-term quarterback spending allocation versus affordable backup options maintaining flexibility.
Extension Priorities: JC Latham (cost-controlled through 2028), Pollard (2027 final year) creating manageable future commitments.
Dead Cap Minimal: Current penalties total just $11.4M representing clean books. Smart contract structuring avoids perpetual void year charges enabling sustainable roster management.
FAQs
Who is Tennessee’s highest-paid player?
Calvin Ridley carries $22.49M cap hit through four-year $92M contract ($50M guaranteed). His March 2024 signing made him franchise’s receiver investment after Jacksonville revival validated $23M AAV through gambling suspension comeback.
What is Will Levis’ contract worth?
Levis signed four-year $9.54M rookie deal ($8.73M guaranteed, $3.94M signing bonus) as 2023 #33 overall pick. His $2.39M AAV provides cost-controlled quarterback through 2026 enabling surrounding talent spending before extension decisions.
How much cap space do Titans have?
Tennessee maintains $19.6M current (eighth NFL) and projects $108M next season (most NFL). Clean books plus Levis’ affordable timeline create unprecedented free agency opportunity under Brian Callahan’s rebuild.
What is Jeffery Simmons’ net worth?
Simmons’ $15-22M wealth stems from $68M+ career earnings as Titans lifer since 2019. His four-year $94M extension ($66M guaranteed) establishes defensive anchor status with $24M signing bonus creating immediate generational security.
