TENNESSEE TITANS TRADE RUMORS: Jeffery Simmons is UNTOUCHABLE, TRADE EVERYONE & Expected Pick Return

TENNESSEE TITANS TRADE RUMORS: Jeffery Simmons is UNTOUCHABLE, TRADE EVERYONE & Expected Pick Return

It’s time for the Tennessee Titans to make some trades. I’ll tell you who they should trade away and what they should get back for him on today’s edition of Locked on Titans. You are Locked On Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast, part of the Locked On Network, your team every day. Welcome to the Locked on Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Roland, Titans fans. Today’s edition of the Locked on Titans podcast is brought to you by FanDuel. Right now, new customers can bet just $5. And if your bet wins, you’ll get $300 in bonus bets to use across the app. On today’s show, it is time to talk trades. The Tennessee Titans are one and six. They need to be sellers at the trade deadline, which is a little less than two weeks away. I’m going to go over everyone who could be traded on the Tennessee Titans, whether it’s a yes or no to trading them and what the Titans should be expecting to get back. Before we dive into all of it, do want to thank you for making Locked on Titans your first listen each and every day. Remember, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free. Make sure that you get subscribed, stay subscribed. It’s your team every day. Speaking of everyday, shout out to my everydayers out there tuning in Monday through Friday. Couldn’t do it without you guys. If you aren’t an everydayer, you need to be one. Again, we could see a ton of trades here in the next two weeks. I’m going to be here to break them all down for you, go over the returns that the Titans got, what it can mean, and ultimately who needs to step up into the new opportunities that are going to be available once some of these trades happen. Now, before we dive into all of the different trade stuff, do want to talk about Tyler Lockett being released by the Tennessee Titans on Monday. He asked for his release. It was granted. He’ll move on, probably sign with a new team later this week, according to all the reports that we’re seeing out there from the big time national reporters. But something I said on a short video that I’m going to echo here, this is a great thing. They needed to get Tyler Lockett off the field. he was doing absolutely nothing for them as a player. And at the end of the day, when you have young guys behind him like a Chim DK, like hopefully eventually Xavier Restrepo, even you know, a young guy like Bryce Oliver when he’s healthy and he’s able to get back on the field. Like we want to see those guys out on the field, not Tyler Lockett at 34 years old at the end of his career when you know that Tyler Lockett is not going to be a part of the future of this football team whatsoever. When you’re at one and six, it doesn’t make any sense to keep these aging veterans who are part of the plan to try to keep you afloat. When you have young guys who are stepping up and who you need to see more of, you need to get more answers on the young players. You know who Tyler Lockett is at 34 years old. You know what he is as a player. He’s not going to be a part of your future. There’s no reason to keep him around. So, if he doesn’t want to be around, here’s my opinion of what happened. Chim DK had a breakout game. They went to Tyler Lockett on Monday morning and they said, “Tyler, you’re probably not going to get many reps going forward.” And he only had 14 reps in the game against the Patriots. They said, you know, we need to get a look at these younger guys. And Tyler Lockett said, “Well, you know, that’s fair. That’s fine. But if you’re telling me that I’m not going to play, I’m too old to just sit around here for nothing. Just release me.” And the Titans did. That’s what should have happened. And I find it hilarious the just the crybaby attitude of everybody right now because the Titans are bad. You know, it happened last week. Everyone says Titans need to fire Brian Callahan. They fired Brian Callahan. And everybody goes, “Why didn’t the owner talk about firing Brian Callahan?” What do you mean you fired Brian Callahan and you this is your reason for firing Brian Callahan? That press conference sucked. Why do you need people to tell you why they fired Brian Callahan? We all have been talking about firing Brian Callahan for a month. We know exactly why Brian Callahan was fired. I don’t need Chad Brinker or Mike Borghazi or Amy Adam to tell me why Brian Callahan was fired. I know that. I have been saying he should be fired. And it’s the same thing with Tyler Lockett. We have been saying Tyler Lockett needs to be off the field. It’s time to play Chim DK. It’s time to play Xavier Estrepreppo. It’s time to play the younger guys. We have been saying that for weeks now. And then the Titans actually do it. They actually say, “Hey, we’re going to play the younger guys. We’re done with Tyler Lockett.” Yeah, sure. Tyler Lockett, we’ll release you. Go ahead. Go somewhere else. And now everybody’s like, “Oh, it’s embarrassing for the Titans. Another veteran player asking out. This is not a good sign for the team.” But like, are you just going to cry about everything? Is everybody just going to cry about everything? even when the stuff that we want to happen happens, we’re still going to cry about the way that it happened or what. It’s just nonsense. It’s just absolute nonsense. Tyler Lockett needed to be released. Tyler Lockett needed to be off the field and the Titans needed to prioritize their young guys and that needs to continue as we talk about these guys who need to be traded. Now, the number one player that would have the most value in a trade for the Titans is Jeffrey Simmons. But here’s the problem. Jeffrey Simmons makes a lot of money and it would take a lot of cap space and a lot of cap space wiggling for any team to be able to absorb the money of Jeffrey Simmons going forward. And let me just say this, you can’t trade everyone. You can’t trade everybody. And when you have Jeffrey Simmons, who may have just gotten banged up, sure, but when you have Jeffrey Simmons, who has been literally the best interior defensive lineman in the NFL, that is a player who is too good to trade. And according to all the recent reports and according to all of the trade rumors that have been out there from any national reporting that you want to look at, whether it’s Rousini or Fowler or Sher, Rapaort, or any source that you want to look at, they’re all e echoing the same thing. The Titans are open to business, but they’re not gonna trade Jeffrey Simmons. And they shouldn’t. And they shouldn’t. He’s too good of a player. He’s only 27 years old. He’s going to be 28. Like, I get that everyone’s mad and you just want to see the team torn down all the way as much as possible because we’re so far away from competing. But I got news for you. Nobody is that far away from competing in the NFL. You get one good free agent class, one good draft class this off season. Next thing you know, the Titans are a competitive team. You get two in a row and next thing you know the Titans are a playoff contender. Like it really does move that quickly. So Jeffrey Simmons is 28 now. I guess not 27, 28 now. Of course, birthday is in July. Okay. Okay, so he just turned 28. Interior defensive lineman age gracefully in the NFL. It’s one of the positions in the NFL that you can stay good for a long time. If they were to get two first round picks back, like the Micah Parsons deal, you can get two first round picks and a starting level player, then all right, but they’re not getting that. Not for Jeffrey Simmons. not a Micah Parson’s level player. He’s not. Okay. So, the best that they could get in my opinion would be a first round pick and a third round pick. And you’re not getting that until this off season in my opinion. So, I just don’t think it’s smart, logical to trade Jeffrey Simmons in the middle of the season. And if his hamstring is actually torn and he’s going to be out for a while, well, you’re not going to be able to trade him right now anyways. So, there’s a long list of guys that I want to see traded, but I’m sorry, Jeffrey Simmons is just not on that list. We can have another conversation about that later in the off seasonason when the season is over, but right now it makes no sense at all to ditch Jeffrey Simmons in the middle of the season unless you get a Micah Parsons level package, which realistically you’re not going to get. So, with that being said, let’s talk about some guys that should be traded and what the Titans might get back for him. Do want to let you guys know that today’s episode is brought to you by Game Time. 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Titans fans, let’s continue today’s edition of the Locked on Titans podcast. We are talking trades and we talked about the Tyler Lockett release and why I’m not mad that young guys get opportunities over a veteran that wasn’t getting the job done. We talked about Jeffrey Simmons and the reports out there that he is untouchable and it does make sense. The Titans aren’t going to get the best trade for him in the middle of the season anyway. That’s an offseason conversation. But now we need to talk about guys who do need to be traded. Okay. And the Titans have a ton of options that could be worthy additions for other contending teams. And we start on the offensive side of the ball. And I think Calvin Ridley is a guy who could get the Titans a ton of value right now. And I’m thinking a third round pick. I think the Titans could do, and remember, it doesn’t have to be Titans trade player for pick and that’s it. It could absolutely be the Titans trade Calvin Ridley and a fifth round pick for a third round pick. The Titans trade Calvin Ridley and a sixth for a fourth. Like it could be stuff like that. They can be more creative than just player for pick. But I think Calvin Ridley could net you a third round value. I think he still has ability. He still has speed. And let’s be honest, everything that the Titans touch dies. Okay. So Calvin Ridley, I think most teams would look at him and be like, he’s not a number one receiver. We know that. But if we could bring him in here, use his speed, get him in motion, get the ball in his hands, Calvin Ridley can still make plays, and make an impact on a winning team. And that’s why I think he has the most value that the Titans could get. Now, the problem is the money. But I think the Titans could get creative with any money situation that they need to. So, if the Titans trade Calvin Ridley this year, they’d have to eat $10 million in dead money next year. They would save $16 million in salary cap next year, though. But the team that trades for Calvin Ridley would still have to take on about approximately $14 million in salary. Now, a lot of teams, like I talked about with the Jeffrey Simmons situation, a lot of teams don’t have $14 million of salary cap space that they could just use right now. Okay. So, what can the Titans do? What the Titans could do is they could pay some of that salary for Calvin Ridley. So, Calvin Ridley’s salary was like $22 million for this year. It’s been a third of the games or a little over a third of the games. 22 divided by three is 7.3 or whatever. Quick math. I’m no math lead. All right. But if the Titans were like, “Hey, we’ll eat half of the money remaining, so you only have to absorb $7 million in salary, and we’ll eat the other 7 million and pay it ourselves, that could be workable. That could make a trade work. And not only that, but if the Titans are willing to eat money in these deals and pay out a big chunk of the salary, heck, the Titans could pay the entire remaining salary. You get Calvin Ridley for free, but you got to give us a better draft pick for that. See how that works? There are ways where the Titans attach a lower draft pick. The Titans eat more money. There are plenty of ways for the Titans to get a better draft pick back in return if they’re willing to acquies to things that help the other team. That’s how these negotiations and trades work. It’s not so cut and dry a player for pick. There are other things we can do here to jazz this thing up. And I think Calvin Ridley out of all of the players that we’re talking about would be in a vacuum the best player that the Titans could trade. And I think maybe a third round pick could be possible if the Titans get creative. And not only that, but less Calvin Ridley means more young wide receivers, more Chim Deacon, more Elliot Manor. Maybe eventually we get a Xavier Resto. Like I said, Bryce Oliver, if he gets healthy, he’s back at practice. Maybe he’s ready to go this week. Let’s see some more Bryce Oliver. Like at this point the team is one and six. We know who they are. This is more difficult I admit, but this is someone who I think would have value and the Titans would have the opportunity to maybe trade them. Tony Pard. Tony Pard is not going to be here after the season, folks. He’s worn down. He was never meant to be the type of player that the Titans have. Tony Pard wore down from the workload that they gave him last season. And the Titans need a new RB1 next year. Tony Pard’s not bad. I’m not saying he’s bad, but the Titans could do a lot better. There are a lot better players out there. And Why not get somebody cheaper? Why not draft somebody? Like at this point, what’s the the Titans are second in second worst in the NFL in run game? Why are you paying Tony Pard an average starter salary in the NFL for a terrible running game? Like the offensive line isn’t good enough to get the value out of Tony Pard. And there’s a lot of running back injuries all over the NFL. And I don’t think that Pard could get what Calvin Ridley could, but the money with Pard isn’t as difficult because his salary is lower. And I think the Titans could get a fourth round pick out of Tony Pard, maybe a fifth round pick out of Tony Pard, something like that. So, not only does that remove Tony Pard from the equation, but the Titans can get more look at Taj Spears, who they need to see if he can handle the workload. They need to see if Taj Spears can stay healthy and consistent to give them answers on what they need to do with the running back room going forward next year. So, I think that Tony Pard would be an excellent excellent trade candidate for the Tennessee Titans. The run game is terrible already. You have Taj Spears back healthy. Go sign a veteran free agent to bring in. It’s not that hard and it’s not that big of a deal in my opinion either. Tony Pard is not helping out this football team and not helping Cam Ward in a significant way to where it would be like, “Nope, you can’t trade him.” Not only that, but continuing on offense, Chick Aqua. Aqua is one of the easiest guys that makes sense. Get a fifth round pick back for Chick. He’s a guy who can help a better offense as a yards after catch check down threat. He’s in the last year of his contract. You shouldn’t resign him. Chick is a perfect example of a cheap player who could be a one-year rental for a better team that needs some weapons. Like I think Chika Conquo would look great in Kansas City right now as a backup to Travis Kelce and as a yards after catch threat. Kelsey isn’t a real yards after catch threat at this stage in his career. Chicka Conquo can be. Add some more explosiveness there. tight end is hard to find bodies and when you experience injuries at tight end it makes it very difficult. I think Chika Kakquo’s versatility as a player that can line up outside be offball tight end all of that makes him an excellent option and he’s not going to be that expensive financially or draft pick-wise. I would take a sixth round pick for Chika Conqu. You’re not resigning him after the year. There’s no reason to. So why would you not get anything back? What? Like, get anything you can back for a guy that you’re not going to resign and keep next year. It’s Gunner Helm’s time. Let’s see Gunner Helm. Let’s see David Martin Robinson. We know who Chig is. We know the player that he is. They’re not resigning him. If you can get anything back, you need to do it. And similarly, Kevin Zitler, let’s see Jackson Slater. Let’s see more Blake hands. Why not? What? What are we waiting on? Zitler has been bad for most of the year. He’s 35 years old. He’s on a one-year contract. I bet Kevin Zitler would love to go play somewhere that’s more competitive. And we know NFL teams desperately need offensive line help. Like the Carolina Panthers have lost multiple interior offensive linemen for the year. You think they wouldn’t want Kevin Zitler? And I think the Titans could get a fifth or a sixth round pick back for Zitler. Day three pick. Sure, why not? So, Calvin Ridley, Tony Pard, Chicka Conquo, Kevin Zitler, I’d move them all if you could. Any of them you get a good deal for. Again, you got to get the right value. You can’t give people away for nothing. But I think all four of those guys would make sense as a trade candidate. Now we move to the defensive side of the ball. I’m Cody Ror from Lockdown Broncos and this episode is brought to you by Pelaton. Pelaton is shaping the future of fitness with the brand new Pelaton crossraining tread plus powered by Pelaton IQ. 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And I think the Tennessee Titans need to make a ton of trades. And according to reports, they are out there canvasing uh the situation trying to find some trades and they got a lot of veterans. That makes sense. We talked about the offensive side of the ball, but I actually think the defensive side of the ball might be where we see more guys traded. Before we dive in, thanks again for making locked on Titans your first listen each and every day. But we start with the defensive line and I think there are three four veterans on the Titans defensive line who could immediately be traded and it would be a great idea for the Titans. Number one, Arden Key last year of his contract has done absolutely nothing for the Titans this year coming off an injury where I’m wondering if it’s a real injury or if they’re just certain they can trade Arden Key and want to make sure he doesn’t actually get injured. But I think you could get like a like a sixth or a fifth round pick back for Ardan Key. Like a sixth and Key for a fifth I think would make a ton of sense as well. Art Key is better as a role player. You know, you can’t have Ardan Key be your number one edge rusher. That’s not going to work out very well for you and it hasn’t worked out this year. But as the third edge rusher or the fourth edge rusher on a competitive team, I think Ardan Key could still provide some value. And again, he’s in the last year of his contract. you are not going to be signing Ardan Kei back to the football team. Anything that you can get for him is helpful. And I feel the same about Draymond Jones. And Draymond Jones has played a little bit better as of late and that’s helpful. But I think Draymond Jones could get you a fifth round pick, a fourth round pick maybe with a combination deal. Like Draymond Jones is still a guy who’s going to set a physical edge against the run. He’s going to do a little bit of work against the passer. Again, he’s been much better in the last couple of weeks than he was early on in the season. And he’s a guy who like Keith isn’t a number one, isn’t a starter, but if you add him to a good football team with a good defensive line and a good rotation there, I think Draymond Jones could still absolutely have some value for a football team. Same thing Jiad Ward. Now, I think Ward is going to give you a little less. You might only get a a a seventh or a sixth round pick at maximum out of a guy like Jiad Ward, but Ward has been all over the quarterback. He’s been the Titans best edge rusher. And I’m sorry, but edge rush and pass rush is one of those places that good football teams load up on as they continue to go throughout the season. That is somewhere where you can never have enough depth is the pass rush. You want a healthy rotation of players. That’s what you should be looking for if you’re a good team on the defensive line. So that’s why I think Kei, Jones, Ward, the NFL is desperate for edge rush. And these guys might not be good enough to be the top edge rushers for the Titans, but they can go be backup edge rushers for better football teams. And I think it would make a ton of sense for the Titans. Play Jaylen Harold more. Why not? Play Ali Gay more. Why not? You know, maybe Fei comes back from injured reserve eventually. Play him the whole game. Who cares? This team’s not winning anyways. So, I think the defensive line, especially edge, is where if the Titans make a trade, I think it will be one of the edge rushers, Ardan Key or Draymond Jones. Sebastian Joseph Day has to be in that conversation as well. Sixth round pick. Look, SJD, I wanted SJD back on the Titans. He’s a really, really solid third interior defensive lineman. Really solid. But what are we doing here? veteran one-year deal. Defensive line can’t get any rush anyway. Team is one and six. It’s the same thing as all the other conversations. I think SJD is a really good role player for a team. But with where the Titans are at right now, what is the point? So, I think SJD is a guy who could actually get some value back. Maybe a sixth round pick at most, but I’d take it. I I think you’d have to take it. And here’s the thing, too. It’s not just about what this one pick can be. It’s, hey, if you get a sixth round pick, maybe you can combine a fifth and a sixth and move up to the fourth. Maybe you combine a fourth and a sixth and move up to the third. The Titans just need more picks so that they can move around the draft board and get guys that they’re interested in. And you can always combine your picks to move up and get better picks. It happens every year. So again, I know one sixth round pick or who they going to take in the sixth round, but it’s about giving you the ability to move those picks around, combine them together, and move up and get better picks out of it. Like, it’s not just what one pick will do for you, it’s what the potential is and the possibilities are from having more draft picks and being able to combine them together. So, I know a lot of you guys are gonna be screaming, “Trade Cody Barton.” Look, I’d like to see James Williams get more opportunities, but why would anyone trade for Cody Barton? Same thing. Legious Sneeed, what are you going to get from Legarius Sneeed? He’s hurt now. Again, a team would have to take on $10 million in salary to take him. And of course, the Titans could eat some of that salary. But at the end of the day, Legious is playing terrible football. He’s always hurt. He’s got all field issues. Why would anyone trade for him? Now, if the Titans could get anything for Legarius Steen, I’d do it. A fourth, a fifth, I’d do it. You know what I mean? But let’s be realistic. These teams aren’t just going to trade for Cody Barton, Legareria Sneeed, Ammani Hooker. Like, they’re playing terrible football. Why would you want them? At least with guys like Draymond Jones. You could see how he would fit. Jiad Ward, Sebastian Joseph Day, Tony Pard, Chick Zitler. These are guys who you could at least look at their tape and be like, “Oh, they could help us.” Cody Barton, Legareria Sneeed, Ammani Hooker, Quandre Diggs. Like, nobody’s going to want those guys. So, it makes it a little bit tougher for me to think of realistic trades with those dudes. But again, I think the Titans need to be active in the trade market. I think we get two trades from the Titans, but I’d love to see three or four if I’m honest with you. But it’s just hard to find deals. It’s not that easy to make trades, especially in season. But with that being said, let me know who you want to see get traded down below in the comments or hit me up on Twitter, Tic Tac Titans. But that’s going to do it for me today, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Roland, and this was Locked on Titans.

The Tennessee Titans are clearly not making the playoffs this year and are quite a ways away from being a contending team, which is why they need to be MAJOR SELLERS at the trade deadline. According to recent reports, it sounds like that is the plan, but it does not sound like Jeffery Simmons will be available and that is smart. However, everyone else outside of the young players needs to be on the market like Calvin Ridley, Dre’Mont Jones, Arden Key and others. The Titans need to try and get any decent return they can for veterans that are not a part of the this team’s future. Now what can they get back, odds are only Day 3 picks, but those picks can be combined together to help the Titans make more moves during draft weekend.

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