Training camp is underway around the NFL as teams continue evaluating their rosters. A former Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl champion has found a new team after a long offseason of exploring options.
According to a report from NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, former Chiefs defensive back Nazeeh Johnson has agreed to a deal to join the Tennessee Titans. After weeks of free agency visits to several teams that include the New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Chicago Bears, Johnson has found a new home in Tennessee.
Former #Chiefs FA CB Nazeeh Johnson is signing with the #Titans, per his agents the Katz Bros.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) July 24, 2026
A 2022 seventh-round pick, Johnson made significant strides in 2024 after returning from a torn ACL before the start of his second season. The former
Marshall standout emerged from being a top-tier special teams player for Dave Toub to becoming a starter opposite All-Pro Trent McDuffie in multiple games following the injury to Jaylen Watson.
Kansas City has revamped its secondary this offseason through veteran free agent signings and the 2026 NFL Draft. The sixth overall selection of Mansoor Delane and the departures of McDuffie and Watson signaled a new plan for this upcoming season.
During three seasons on the field with the Chiefs, Johnson collected 66 total tackles and one sack in six starts.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Former Chiefs DB agrees to a contract with the Tennessee Titans
