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We all knew it was coming. The writing has been on the wall almost since he joined the Tennessee Titans in 2024. The Titans have officially cut cornerback L'Jarius Sneed.
In his two seasons with the Titans, Sneed has played in just 12 games. He's recorded 49 tackles (35 solo), three passes defensed, and 3.5 stuffs. That's it. He hasn't had much of an impact on this team whatsoever, and he's more of a liability than an asset. With the way the last two seasons have gone, it's not a surprise that the Titans want to part ways with the veteran cornerback.
During free agency, the Titans brought in cornerbacks Cor'Dale Flott and Alontae Taylor, and this year's draft class is saturated with young cornerbacks looking for a role. Mike Borgonzi is a fan of building through the draft, so look for them to add youth to the secondary in April.
Sneed has played six seasons in the NFL, but only once has he made it through the season without missing a game. He is often injured, and at 29 years old, his upside is dwindling. He will find a spot somewhere, but the Titans are moving on.
With his release, Tennessee frees up $11.4 million in cap space for the 2026 season.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans part ways with L'Jarius Sneed
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In his two seasons with the Titans, Sneed has played in just 12 games. He's recorded 49 tackles (35 solo), three passes defensed, and 3.5 stuffs. That's it. He hasn't had much of an impact on this team whatsoever, and he's more of a liability than an asset. With the way the last two seasons have gone, it's not a surprise that the Titans want to part ways with the veteran cornerback.
During free agency, the Titans brought in cornerbacks Cor'Dale Flott and Alontae Taylor, and this year's draft class is saturated with young cornerbacks looking for a role. Mike Borgonzi is a fan of building through the draft, so look for them to add youth to the secondary in April.
Sneed has played six seasons in the NFL, but only once has he made it through the season without missing a game. He is often injured, and at 29 years old, his upside is dwindling. He will find a spot somewhere, but the Titans are moving on.
With his release, Tennessee frees up $11.4 million in cap space for the 2026 season.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans part ways with L'Jarius Sneed
Continue reading...
