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NASHVILLE Joe Dumars Jersey When the Tenne see Titans season ended with a playoff lo s in January, the future of dozens of players was unclear.As is the case every year, plenty of personnel questions needed to be answered. Who would be re-signed? Who would leave via free agency? Who would be released, whether for salary-cap reasons or poor performance?Months later, the uncertainty in most cases is gone.Here is a rundown of whos gone where for the Titans since the season came to an end (salary numbers courtesy of ):Scroll to Continue RE-SIGNED (14 players) Edge Ola Adeniyi Signed a one-year deal (terms undisclosed). Strong special-teams player chipped in with good work on the edge. K Randy Bullock Signed a two-year, $4.68 million deal. Provided some stability at a position that had for years been a carousel. ILB Dylan Cole Signed a one-year, $1.2 million deal. Produced 10 special teams tackles and a forced fumble in nine games last year. LS Morgan Cox Signed a one-year, $1.3 million deal. One of the best in the busine s remains in his home state. RB Dontrell Hilliard Signed a one-year, $1.2 million deal. Provides a change of pace and a pa s-catcher in the backfield. Edge Harold Landry Signed a five-year, $87.5 million deal. Monster contract, but a huge retention for Titans. OL Corey Levin Signed a one-year, $1 million deal last month, a day after hed been released by Titans. Provides versatile depth on the offensive line. C Ben Jones Signed a two-year, $14 million deal. The anchor of the offensive line will return. CB Buster Skrine Signed a one-year, $1.3 million deal. Bill Laimbeer Jersey Was a good, experienced addition last season. TE Geoff Swaim Signed a one-year, $3.5 million deal. Contributed in the run and pa s game, will do more of the same in 2022. DL Teair Tart Signed a one-year, $895,000 deal. Played a lot early last year, but was inactive for six games and the playoff contest. WR Nick Westbrook-Ikhine Signed a one-year, $895,000 deal. Big boost to a depleted receiver corps last year, posted 38 catches and four touchdowns. RB Jordan Wilkins Signed a one-year, $895,000 deal. On practice squad last year but carried 195 times for 951 yards in three seasons with Colts. QB Logan Woodside Signed a one-year, $895,000 deal. Extensive experience in the system but has only thrown three NFL pa ses. SIGNED ELSEWHERE (8 players) FB Khari Blasingame Signed a one-year, $965,00 deal with Bears. Good blocker and special-teams player, lost job to Tory Carter. LB Jayon Brown Signed a one-year, $1.3 million deal with Raiders. Only two seasons removed from a 105-tackle season in 2019, but played sparingly down the stretch last year. S Dane Cruikshank Signed a one-year, $1.2 million deal with Bears. Always a special-teams producer, he saw by far his most extensive time on defense last season. RB Darrynton Evans Claimed off waivers by Bears, who will pay remaining two years and $2.1 million on his deal. A bust of a third-round pick, was limited by injury to 16 carries in two years. LB Rashaan Evans Reunites with former coordinator Dean Pees in Atlanta after adisappointing end to the tenure of Titans first-round pick in 2018, as Evans was inactive for the playoff game against Cincinnati. RB DOnta Foreman Signed a one-year, $2 Mateen Cleaves Jersey million deal with the Panthers. Proved a great fill-in for Derrick Henry last season and earned himself a bigger paycheck elsewhere. DL Kyle Peko Signed a one-year, $1.1 million deal with Raiders. Provided Titans with some nice rotational depth from November on last year. G Rodger Saffold Signed a one-year, $6.25 million deal with Bills. Very productive three-year starter for Titans, but couldnt stay healthy last year. STILL ON THE MARKET (15 players) WR Cam Batson The 5-8, 175-pounder is an easy underdog to route for, but wound up on injured reserve in two of last three years. LB B.J. Bello Went on injured reserve last August and didnt play for Titans. DL Trevon Coley Went on injured reserve last August and didnt play for Titans. LB Nick Dzubnar Totaled a team-high 24 special-teams tackles combined over last two seasons. S Matthias Farley Saw plenty of special-teams work, tied with Dzubnar for first in special-teams tackles with 11 last year. K Sam Ficken Looked like he was the Titans guy for Dennis Rodman Jersey 2021 until getting hurt just before the opener. TE Anthony Firkser It felt like Firkser mi sed a chance to shine last season, totaling 34 catches for 291 yards and two touchdowns. CB Greg Mabin Helped an injury-depleted cornerback group with two solid starts last season. CB Jackrabbit Jenkins Cap casualty for Titans after a solid season who brought experience to a young cornerback group. WR Marcus Johnson Looked like he might be a good comeback story last year, but familiar injury pattern re-surfaced. T Kendall Lamm A swing and a mi s in free agency last season, as Lamm played Ben Wallace Jersey 87 snaps in 2021 after signing a two-year, $6.8 million contract. TE MyCole Pruitt Might have factored into the tight-end picture this year after seeing his most extensive playing time last year. But a severe ankle injury in the regular-season finale will require extensive rehabilitation. T David Que senberry One of the few names on this list the Titans might still consider re-signing, as he started 17 games last year. But the gue s is the Titans would want him as more of a swing guy, which would obviously mean a different contract than a starter. Edge Derick Roberson Over the last couple seasons, it always seemed more about potential than production for Roberson. WR Chester Rogers Contributed 30 catches last season from the slot, but playing time waned down the stretch.