Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet): New #Titans CB L’Jarius Sneed has agreed to terms on a massive new contract now that his deal to Tennessee is done, getting a 4-year, $76.4M deal, sources say. It includes $55M guaranteed and a $20M signing bonus. One of the highest-paid CBs.
March 26, 2024
Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet): New #Titans CB L’Jarius Sneed has agreed to terms on a massive new contract now that his deal to Tennessee is done, getting a 4-year, $76.4M deal, sources say. It includes $55M guaranteed and a $20M signing bonus. One of the highest-paid CBs.
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If Awuzie can continue his bounce back from the end of last season, our secondary could be really good! Also need Hooker to stay healthy and Molden to get consistent if he’s our other safety.
Under 20 a year overall not bad. Roger can move to slot now too and I expect him to thrive . We reasonably should have 3 good corners so that’s a big come-up.
oh boy oh boy it’s official now
Nice! Based on details from his structuring of other free agent deals this offseason, Ran seems to like deals to be quite a low cap hit in year one as the player is feasting on the whole bonus, second year is the big cap hit, and third year tends to be a fair but team friendly cap hit.
So would it be fair to guess between this year’s portion of the bonus plus his salary that Sneed’s cap hit for this season is around $10 million (1/4 of $20 million bonus = $5 million plus about $5 million in salary)? Just trying to guess how much cap space we have left after all these big signings.
I know the front is hurting a bit, but having 3 solid CBs will hopefully give the big guys up front more time to feast.
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If Awuzie can continue his bounce back from the end of last season, our secondary could be really good! Also need Hooker to stay healthy and Molden to get consistent if he’s our other safety.
Under 20 a year overall not bad. Roger can move to slot now too and I expect him to thrive . We reasonably should have 3 good corners so that’s a big come-up.
oh boy oh boy it’s official now
Nice! Based on details from his structuring of other free agent deals this offseason, Ran seems to like deals to be quite a low cap hit in year one as the player is feasting on the whole bonus, second year is the big cap hit, and third year tends to be a fair but team friendly cap hit.
So would it be fair to guess between this year’s portion of the bonus plus his salary that Sneed’s cap hit for this season is around $10 million (1/4 of $20 million bonus = $5 million plus about $5 million in salary)? Just trying to guess how much cap space we have left after all these big signings.
I know the front is hurting a bit, but having 3 solid CBs will hopefully give the big guys up front more time to feast.