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Titans can quietly open $30 million in cap space without cutting a single player

The Tennessee Titans are slated to enter the offseason with a league-leading $93.5 million in cap space, according to Over The Cap. New head coach Robert Saleh possesses the resources needed to help overhaul this roster. General manager Mike Borgonzi must attempt to field a far more competitive squad in 2026.

Borgonzi can also oversee various moves that create additional financial flexibility. Everyone expects the Titans to cut cornerback L'Jarius Sneed, for example. But there are other creative ways that Borgonzi can create more cap space without cutting anyone at all.