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Sneed’s contract will go down as one of the worst in recent memory. The 29-year-old corner joined the Titans in 2024 on a four-year, $76.4 million deal that included $55 million in guaranteed money, and appeared in just 12 games during his two seasons with the team. Knee injuries plagued the majority of Sneed’s time with the Titans, but it was a quad injury that landed him on season-ending IR last October. Sneed was one of the top corners in the league during his time with the Chiefs, but his recent string of injuries begs the question of how much is left in the tank at this stage of his career. If he wants to continue playing, he will likely need to do so on a one-year prove-it deal to show he can stay healthy for a full season while still contributing at a high level.

Granson, 27, caught 7-of-9 targets for 40 yards with the Eagles last year. He played for the Colts before that. Granson will help fill out the depth chart behind TE Gunnar Helm and TE Daniel Bellinger, but he is not fantasy-relevant.

The signing reunites Adams with former Jets head coach and new Titans head coach Robert Saleh. The two spent three seasons together in New York from 2022-2024. Saleh took the Jets job in 2021. The Jets signed Adams as an undrafted free agent in 2022. His 2025 season ended prematurely when Adams suffered his second groin injury of the year. He totaled 36 tackles, one quarterback pressure, one sack and five pass breakups before being placed on injured reserve in mid-December.

Cut loose by eventual Super Bowl-champion Seattle last year, Reed finished the season by making five appearances for the Titans. The 25-year-old former sixth-rounder showed enough to at least hang around the 90-man offseason roster and to likely give himself a solid shot at cracking the 53-man in training camp. Reed is a fringe roster type whose best path to making the team is special teams.

Martin inked a one-year deal with the Commanders last offseason. The journeyman defender had been a backup for most of his career but was called into the starting lineup in Washington. He made 14 starts out of 17 total appearances and set a career-high in defensive snaps. In turn, he also set a new high-water mark for sacks at 5.5. He was credited with 18 QB hits and 45 pressures. Coming off a breakout year, Martin will get to compete for a starting job in Tennessee.

The trade allows the Cowboys to move up from pick No. 225 to No. 218. This will be Thomas’ third stint playing for head coach Robert Saleh. The two spent the 2017-2020 seasons together with the 49ers before reuniting with the Jets from 2022-2024. Thomas, 30, totaled 14 tackles, five TFLs and 12 quarterback pressures last season.

The financials of the deal were not immediately made available but it appears to be of the “prove it” nature. Herring, a former undrafted free agent signee with the Chiefs, developed into a solid role player and provides much needed depth off the edge for the Titans.

Baker spent the last two seasons with the Titans. Although tied for a team-high five pass breakups last year, he also allowed the most receiving yards (621) and receiving touchdowns (five). He recorded zero interceptions. Baker will likely compete for a starting role in Miami.

It’s possible depending on how deep the Commanders wideout room is and how the (seemingly inevitable) Brandon Aiyuk signing works out that Okonkwo could be a featured player for the pass offense in 2026. But after four years failing to crack 600 yards, we’re skeptical that it will happen in a new arena. He’ll likely remain at least a mid-range fantasy TE2 for the Commanders. It’s a good real-life signing given the fact that Zach Ertz hit free agency with an ACL tear regardless of how his fantasy status ultimately plays out.

He’ll be competing for a roster spot and far away from the receiver pecking order in 2026 with Wan’Dale Robinson, Calvin Ridley, Elic Ayomanor, and Chimere Dike ahead of him for starters. Oliver has 10 targets in two seasons.