The Tennessee Titans must improve their roster this offseason. One of the biggest areas of need is at wide receiver. General manager Mike Borgonzi has an obvious requirement to improve the team around franchise quarterback Cam Ward.
The Titans will be roughly equipped with a league-leading $104 million in cap space, according to OverTheCap. That’s before Borgonzi creates additional space by potentially releasing expected casualties like Calvin Ridley, Tony Pollard, and L’Jarius Sneed.
The Titans will
have the cap space required to pursue wide receivers in NFL free agency. We’re just approximately six weeks away from those negotiations. We’ve identified three pending free-agent receivers the Titans have ties to.
Jauan Jennings
New head coach Robert Saleh will obviously be familiar with Jauan Jennings, who played locally at the University of Tennessee for the Volunteers. Saleh was the San Francisco 49ers’ DC in 2020 when Jennings was drafted, and they reunited this past season in 2025. His try-hard attitude and effort on the boundary would benefit the Titans at wide receiver.
Wan’Dale Robinson
Wan’Dale Robinson became a potential Titans target in free agency the moment Brian Daboll was hired as Saleh’s offensive coordinator. Daboll coached Robinson throughout his entire four-year rookie contract, leading up to his midseason 2025 firing. The former Kentucky wideout is an athletic high-volume target, registering 90-plus receptions in back-to-back seasons. He’d serve as a safety net for Ward in the short to intermediate areas.
Romeo Doubs
The connection to Romeo Doubs is far looser and doesn’t occur at the coaching staff level. Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker served in the Green Bay Packers’ personnel department when Doubs was drafted in the fourth round. Since then, he’s outperformed his rookie contract, compiling 202 catches for 2,424 yards and 21 touchdowns. He could be the Titans’ most realistic target in free agency.
