The Tennessee Titans have been turning heads this offseason, and one NFL insider is taking notice. Jordan Schultz recently named six teams with the best offseasons in 2026, and the Titans made the cut—a nod to their strategic moves in coaching hires, free agency, and the draft.

The NFL's new year kicked off on March 11, sparking a flurry of activity: free agency frenzy, the NFL Combine, Pro Days, and top-30 visits all leading up to the draft. Now, with rookie minicamps wrapped up, free agents signed, draft picks locked in, and mini-camps starting this week, it's the perfect time to grade each team's offseason performance. The Titans have consistently ranked well across media outlets, and Schultz's approval only adds to the buzz.

What makes Tennessee's offseason stand out? It's a blend of bold moves and smart budgeting. While some contracts raised eyebrows, the team made significant upgrades without breaking the bank. According to Over The Cap, the Titans still boast the second-most cap space in the league—over $43 million—with only two draft picks left to sign. That flexibility gives them room to address lingering needs, like adding depth at linebacker, or roll the savings into next season.

Credit goes to head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi for maximizing their resources. They've built a foundation that not only competes now but also sets the stage for the future, especially with the new stadium opening in 2027. For Titans fans, this offseason feels like a winning play—one that could pay off big when the games start counting.