Titans among biggest spenders in 2020 based on total value contracts

The Titans have spent serious money this offseason.

The Tennessee Titans are one of the biggest spenders during the 2020 NFL offseason based on total value contracts.

According to Spotrac, the Titans rank fifth, coming in at $169 million spent this offseason. Of course, that number is greatly padded by the Ryan Tannehill contract, which was for four years and $118 million.

The next biggest total value contract handed out by Tennessee was to Dennis Kelly, whose three-year deal was worth $21 million.

Of the plethora of one-year deals the Titans have spent money on, Derrick Henry’s franchise tag is the richest, totaling $10.2 million; however, there is still time for him to get a long-term deal.

Free-agent acquisition Vic Beasley is No. 2 among the Titans’ one-year deals, coming in at $9.5 million, but that could go up to as much as $12 million with sack incentives.

Of course, Titans fans are still waiting for the team to add one more long-term, potentially big-money contract in Jadeveon Clowney, who general manager Jon Robinson admitted the team has been talking to.

Clowney would instantly surpass Kelly for No. 2 on the list of players who got a long-term deal. If he were to get one-year pact, Clowney would certainly be making more than both Henry and Beasley.

Clowney was originally seeking $20 million or more annually, but reports have suggested he has come off of that demand. The 27-year-old should still be in line for $15 million or more annually, though.

And, if Tennessee does go on to add Clowney, they could move up the list of the biggest offseason spenders of 2020.

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