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2016 Tennessee Titans Roster (Updated 1/2/2017)
#	OFFENSE	POS	AGE (EXP)	HT	WT	COLLEGE
4	Ryan Succop	K	29 (7)	6'2"	218	South Carolina
5	Garrett Gilbert	QB	26 (3)	6'4"	221	SMU
6	Brett Kern	P	30 (8)	6'2"	214	Toledo
7	Zach Mettenberger	QB	25 (2)	6'5"	224	LSU
8	Marcus Mariota	QB	22 (1)	6'4"	222	Oregon
11	De'Anthony Thomas	WR	23 (2)	5'8"	176	Oregon
13	Kendall Wright	WR	26 (4)	5'10"	191	Baylor
15	Justin Hunter	WR	25 (3)	6'4"	203	Tennessee
17	Dorial Green-Beckham	WR	23 (1)	6'5"	237	Missouri
20	Bishop Sankey	RB	23 (2)	5'10"	209	Washington
21	Da'Norris Searcy	S	27 (5)	5'11"	207	North Carolina
22	Dexter McCluster	RB	28 (6)	5'8"	170	Mississippi
25	Blidi Wreh-Wilson	CB	26 (3)	6'1"	198	Connecticut
26	Antonio Andrews	RB	24 (2)	5'10"	225	Western Kentucky
27	B.J. Ayers	CB	23 (R)	5'10"	180	Michigan State
28	Marqueston Huff	S	24 (2)	5'11"	196	Wyoming
29	Perrish Cox	CB	29 (6)	6'	190	Oklahoma State
30	Jason McCourty	CB	29 (7)	6'	193	Rutgers
31	J.C. Green	S	23 (R)	5'10"	197	South Dakota State
32	Latavius Murray	RB	26 (3)	6'3"	228	Central Florida
37	Cody Riggs	CB	25 (1)	5'9"	187	Notre Dame
39	Daimion Stafford	S	25 (3)	6'1"	218	Nebraska
42	Dorin Dickerson	FB	28 (6)	6'1"	226	Pittsburgh
50	Quinterrius Randall	OLB	23 (R)	6'3"	259	Texas
51	Christian McClendon	OLB	23 (R)	6'2"	253	UAB
53	Deiontrez Mount	OLB	23 (1)	6'5"	249	Louisville
54	Avery Williamson	ILB	24 (2)	6'1"	246	Kentucky
55	Zach Brown	ILB	26 (4)	6'1"	248	North Carolina
56	Brad Jones	ILB	30 (7)	6'3"	242	Colorado
59	Wesley Woodyard	ILB	30 (8)	6'	233	Kentucky
60	Quinton Spain	OL	24 (1)	6'4"	330	West Virginia
62	Brian Schwenke	OL	25 (3)	6'3"	318	California
66	Donald Thomas	OL	30 (8)	6'4"	303	Connecticut
69	Lawrence Austin	OL	22 (R)	6'1"	309	Oklahoma
70	Chance Warmack	OL	24 (3)	6'2"	323	Alabama
71	Conor Jordan	OL	21 (R)	6'6"	312	Miami (FL)
72	Jeremiah Poutasi	OL	22 (1)	6'5"	335	Utah
76	Michael Murray	OL	23 (R)	6'7"	335	Florida International
77	Taylor Lewan	OL	25 (2)	6'7"	309	Michigan
80	Anthony Fasano	TE	32 (10)	6'4"	255	Notre Dame
82	Delanie Walker	TE	32 (10)	6'	248	Central Missouri
83	Harry Douglas	WR	30 (8)	6'	183	Louisville
87	Korey Lockett	WR	21 (R)	5'10"	180	Indiana State
88	Craig Stevens	TE	32 (8)	6'3"	263	California
90	Daquan Jones	NT	24 (2)	6'4"	322	Penn State
91	Derrick Morgan	OLB	27 (6)	6'3"	261	Georgia Tech
92	Ropati Pitoitua	DE	31 (8)	6'8"	298	Washington State
93	Duane Roach	OLB	22 (R)	6'3"	253	Iowa State
94	Sammie Hill	NT	29 (7)	6'4"	328	Stillman
96	Quinton Coples	DE	26 (4)	6'6"	290	North Carolina
97	Karl Klug	DE	28 (5)	6'3"	278	Iowa
98	Brian Orakpo	OLB	30 (7)	6'4"	257	Texas
99	Jurrell Casey	DE	26 (5)	6'1"	305	Southern Cal

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2016 Tennessee Titans Statistics (FINAL)
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
Marcus Mariota	314/456	3,961	68.8%	247.6	68	27	13	103.5
Zach Mettenberger	34/52	401	65.4%	80.2	62	3	3	83.8
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Latavius Murray	209	935	4.5	57	4	12	58.4	2
Bishop Sankey	154	728	4.7	73	4	7	45.5	1
Marcus Mariota	40	251	6.3	22	2	1	15.7	7
Antonio Andrews	57	195	3.4	25	1	2	12.2	1
Dexter McCluster	42	98	2.3	12	0	0	6.1	0
Dorin Dickerson	6	16	2.7	6	0	1	1.0	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	20+	YDS/G	YAC
Delanie Walker	92	1,338	14.5	12	61	N/A	83.6	5.3
Dorial Green-Beckham	64	841	13.1	8	45	N/A	52.6	6.8
Kendall Wright	49	763	15.6	4	68	N/A	47.7	4.8
Justin Hunter	41	472	11.5	2	47	N/A	29.5	3.7
Harry Douglas	37	364	9.8	0	30	N/A	22.8	4.5
Anthony Fasano	14	169	12.1	1	21	N/A	10.6	4.1
Dexter McCluster	24	165	6.9	0	25	N/A	10.3	9.7
Craig Stevens	6	101	16.8	2	62	N/A	6.3	9.5
Bishop Sankey	9	71	7.9	0	23	N/A	4.4	10.1
De'Anthony Thomas	4	66	16.5	1	35	N/A	4.1	8.5
Antonio Andrews	5	43	8.6	0	14	N/A	2.7	12.0
Dorin Dickerson	3	39	13.0	1	20	N/A	2.4	8.7
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
Wesley Woodyard			170	3	15	2	0	0
Da'Norris Searcy			143	0	7	7	2	0
J.C. Green			135	0	5	4	2	0
Zach Brown			109	3	12	2	0	0
Brian Orakpo			91	8	10	1	0	0
Jason McCourty			79	0	3	4	3	2
Avery Williamson			57	0	5	0	0	0
Quinterrius Randall			56	8	8	0	2	0
Blidi Wreh-Wilson			54	0	3	3	0	0
Derrick Morgan			46	2	6	2	0	0
Perrish Cox			43	0	2	2	1	0
Jurrell Casey			41	9	9	0	0	0
Quinton Coples			41	9.5	10.5	1	0	0
Cody Riggs			32	1	1	2	0	0
Daimion Stafford			32	0	2	1	0	0
Sammie Hill			30	3	13	0	0	0
Marqueston Huff			22	0	0	0	0	0
Christian McClendon			14	1	1	0	0	0
Brad Jones			7	0	0	0	0	0
B.J. Ayers			4	0	1	0	0	0
Karl Klug			2	0	0	0	0	0
Daquan Jones			2	0	0	0	0	0
Deiontrez Mount			1	0	0	0	0	0
	Kickoffs					Punts
Returning	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	RET	AVG	TD
Korey Lockett	36	969	26.9	102	1	21	203	9.7
De'Anthony Thomas	16	390	24.4	31	0
	Field Goals				Extra Points
Kicking	FGM	FGA	PCT	LONG	XPM	XPA	PCT	PTS
Ryan Succop	22	25	88.0%	55	45	45	100.0%	111
Punting	PUNTS	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	BP	IN20	TB
Brett Kern	76	3.291	67	43.3	38.5	0	16	7

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NFL Standings: Jan 2, 2017
NFC EAST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Washington Redskins - y	9	7	0	477	465
Dallas Cowboys	8	8	0	447	372
Philadelphia Eagles	7	9	0	387	378
New York Giants	7	9	0	364	464
NFC NORTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Green Bay Packers - y	11	5	0	536	424
Minnesota Vikings - x	10	6	0	375	407
Detroit Lions	8	8	0	431	451
Chicago Bears	3	13	0	368	468
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Carolina Panthers - z	12	4	0	505	319
Atlanta Falcons	8	8	0	388	458
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	7	9	0	430	391
New Orleans Saints	4	12	0	352	451
NFC WEST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Seattle Seahawks - y	12	4	0	491	387
Arizona Cardinals - x	11	5	0	472	383
Los Angeles Rams	7	9	0	321	364
San Francisco 49ers	7	9	0	350	401
AFC EAST	W	L	T	PF	PA
New England Patriots - y	9	7	0	485	371
New York Jets	7	9	0	336	407
Miami Dolphins	6	10	0	363	405
Buffalo Bills	6	10	0	368	442
AFC NORTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Cincinnati Bengals - z	12	4	0	455	302
Pittsburgh Steelers - x	11	5	0	533	454
Cleveland Browns	10	6	0	442	444
Baltimore Ravens	2	14	0	265	455
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Jacksonville Jaguars - y	10	6	0	457	410
Indianapolis Colts	7	9	0	431	459
Tennessee Titans	6	10	0	417	430
Houston Texans	5	11	0	379	494
AFC WEST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Kansas City Chiefs - y	11	5	0	478	316
Oakland Raiders - x	10	6	0	441	425
San Diego Chargers	7	9	0	417	433
Denver Broncos	6	10	0	343	474

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January 14th, 2016
Brad Frederickson, Titans Insider

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Ten days after the Titans relieved Ruston Webster of his duties as general manager, team ownership has announced an agreement with Tampa Bay director of player personnel Jon Robinson. Only thirty-seven, Robinson already brings a wealth of experience, having begun his administrative career as an advance scout for New England from 2002 through 2008.

In 2009, he was promoted to director of college scouting with the Patriots, which he held through the 2013 season before being hired away by Tampa Bay GM Jason Licht in 2013. After just two years as Licht's right-hand man, Robinson has been tabbed to oversee the fortunes of his own franchise.

His first task figures to be to find a head coach. Mike Mularkey is the current interim coach and figures to be the first interview, but other names will surely filter through as the days pass.

"I can't begin to say what a thrill this is," he said in his introductory press conference. "I was born here in Tennessee, and to be able to come back and be part of this organization is a huge, huge deal. I know my wife and family are just beyond happy about it. I'm looking forward to getting on the road to finding a coach and getting the process started."

Despite a 3-13 record in 2015, he's stepping into a pretty good situation. He has a potential cornerstone player in young quarterback Marcus Mariota, $40 million in cap room, and the top pick in the upcoming draft.

He'll also have some questions to answer besides finding a head coach, however. There are potential veteran salary cap casualties that could happen in safety Michael Griffin and tackle Jamel Meredith, and young players up for free agency, like promising linebacker Zach Brown. Griffin is scheduled to make nearly $9M total in 2016; and while he's been one of the steadiest players in the franchise's recent history, his range in pass coverage has fallen incrementally over the last couple of seasons.

Robinson doesn't have a timetable to find a head coach; only saying that the process is ongoing, and that there are still dominoes that could fall. There is a possibility that Lovie Smith could end up on the Tennessee sideline, although it's not certain if Robinson was on board with the firing of Smith by Licht.

"Lovie is a great person and an even better coach," Robinson said when asked about Smith. "That's all that I can really say about that."

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Divisional Playoff Results

January 16th, 2016

Kansas City 20, New England 27

Green Bay 20, Arizona 26

January 17th, 2016

Seattle 24, Carolina 31

Pittsburgh 16, Denver 23

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January 18th, 2016
Brad Frederickson, Titans Insider

Robinson, Titans Tab Pagano For Head Coaching Post

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Just four days after taking the general manager job, Jon Robinson already has his man for the head coaching position, hiring former Colts coach Chuck Pagano to fill the role left by interim coach Mike Mularkey. Pagano was not renewed by the Colts following an 8-8 campaign, and with three ten-plus win seasons prior to that. Indianapolis is rumored to be after former Ravens sideline boss John Harbaugh.

Robinson interviewed Pagano, Mularkey, and one other candidate that was never disclosed; although many in the industry think that Lovie Smith was the top choice and turned down the job. Smith accepted the head coaching position with the Ravens just yesterday.

"Chuck is a fighter, a guy you want on your side," said Robinson as he introduced his first head coaching hire. "His battle with disease has been well-documented, but he's a guy that's a fantastic football coach that demands the most out of his players. We're fortunate that we can get a coach of this caliber this late in the off-season."

Citing a young roster that includes quarterback Marcus Mariota, Pagano noted in his introductory press conference that it was a big draw for him to choose the Titans. He had also interviewed for the openings in Baltimore and New York, which went to Smith and Ben McAdoo, respectively.

"Marcus reminds me so much of Andrew (Luck), with his skillset, leadership, and just a cool, calmness about him," he said. "The only things that I would say that Andrew has for sure over Marcus is arm strength and experience, and the former is comparable. Once he gets some more experience and reps at the speed of the NFL game, he'll be better than he already is."

Asked if he had been presented with an opportunity to look over the roster yet, Pagano said that he's had a good seat to watch the Titans several times a year for the past four years.

"I've watched them play a lot over the past four seasons. When I think of the Titans, I think of hard-nosed defense and an offense that takes care of the ball," he said. "It represents the kind of community that they play in, being in the Nashville area. It's a blue-collar city that appreciates that style. I don't want to get away from that, but there are some things that we'll do a little bit differently as the personnel allows. We're going into this season with a lot of flexibility in the roster and the top pick in the draft, so I'm excited to get this thing going."

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January 22nd, 2016
Brad Frederickson, Titans Insider

Pagano Hires Grimm; Announces 2016 Staff

Earlier this morning, new head coach Chuck Pagano released his full coaching staff for the 2016 season. The announcement of longtime NFL assistant Russ Grimm as the new offensive line coach yesterday finalized the staff. Grimm is one of the most revered position coaches in recent NFL history; having played on the famous "Hogs" offensive line group back in the late 1980's and early 1990's in Washington, of which Grimm was considered the best overall lineman of the group. He's had coaching stops with the Redskins, Pittsburgh, Arizona, and now with the Titans in his great career.

"I've had the pleasure of knowing Russ for a long time, but I've never actually coached with him," said Pagano at yesterday's announcement. "I always thought that if I ever had a chance to have him on my staff someday, I would hire him in a heartbeat."

The full staff can be seen below:

Head Coach - Chuck Pagano
Off. Coord - Terry Robiskie
Def. Coord - Dick LeBeau
Quarterbacks - Jason Michael
Runningbacks - Sylvester Croom
Wide Receivers - Bob Bratkowski
Tight Ends - Arthur Smith
Offensive Line - Russ Grimm
Defensive Line - Nick Eason
Linebackers - Lou Spanos
Secondary - Deshea Townsend
Special Teams - Bobby April
Offensive Assistant/QC - Luke Steckel
Defensive Assistant/QC - Brandon Blaney

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February 6th, 2016
Brad Frederickson, Titans Insider

Titans Offseason Preview

While the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers prepare for the 50th Super Bowl in Santa Clara, Calif., scheduled for tomorrow at 6:30 Eastern, the Titans are busy at work preparing for free agency and the upcoming Draft in May. New head coach Chuck Pagano and new GM Jon Robinson were on hand at the Senior Bowl last weekend, and will be on hand at the NFL Combine in Indianpolis, which begins on February 23rd at LucasOil Stadium.

NFL teams may begin the process of cutting players at any time, although many wait until after the conclusion of the Super Bowl to do so. It's been long considered that free safety Michael Griffin will be amongst the first to be released to free up cap room, as the thirty-one year-old safety is coming off arguably his worst season with regards to pass coverage as a pro.

However, that's only one situation that the Titans' brass must figure out. Here are three other scenarios that the team must address this offseason:

1. The Titans' ownership needs to get on the same page.
It's no secret that the Titans' ownership hierarchy is a mess, and the other NFL owners don't really care for how the total interest is divided up. As the majority owner, Amy Adams-Strunk has taken over as the face of the group; but has little experience in player personnel matters. Her brother Kenneth is the closest person they have to that, but he's one of the minority stakeholders and has not been around Nashville much in recent years. The Adams family has stated they want to keep the team in Nashville, but tepid fan support and a poor fan experience may not allow them to do that, especially if they begin to lose money. Fixing the parking situation and making the fan experience a priority would go a long way, even if the team doesn't win a bunch of games in 2016.

2. Overhaul the offensive line.
Aside from Taylor Lewan, the Titans' front five was a mess, as they allowed rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota to be sacked thirty-eight times, and allowed fifty-three sacks in all amongst three quarterbacks that took snaps in 2015. Chance Warmack is entering his fourth season, and has yet to live up to the lofty billing from his selection at number ten overall in the 2013 draft out of Alabama. Right tackle was a turnstile, as Jamel Meredith, Joe Looney, and Jeremiah Poutasi all started at least two games, and even guard Byron Bell played snaps at right tackle. Brian Schwenke showed some promise, but likely needs another year to determine if he's a quality NFL starter at center. Even if the team decides to address the offensive line in free agency, they should still draft at least one young lineman in May, if not two.

3. Re-sign Zach Brown.
Playing in a reserve role between the inside and outside linebacker spots, he was second amongst the team's linebackers in tackles with eighty-six, and at only twenty-five. There's plenty of reason to believe he's yet to hit his prime, and he's been one of their most consistent defenders in both performance and health.

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Offseason In Review - Part 1

COACHING CHANGES
DAL: Jason Garrett out (fired), Ken Whisenhunt in (3-year)
BAL: John Harbaugh out (fired), Lovie Smith in (3-year)
TEN: Ken Whisenhunt out (fired), Chuck Pagano in (3-year)
IND: Chuck Pagano out (fired), John Harbaugh in (3-year)
NYG: Tom Coughlin out (retired), Ben McAdoo in (3-year)
NWE: Bill Belichick signs 3-year extension
GRB: Mike McCarthy signs 3-year extension
TAM: Lovie Smith out (fired), Jason Garrett in (3-year)
NWO: Sean Payton out (resigned), Demetrius Turner in (3-year)
CLE: Mike Pettine out (fired), Dennis Matheson in (3-year)
MIA: Joe Philbin out (fired), Ron Holloway in (3-year)

KEY RE-SIGNINGS
CIN: Andre Smith, OT - 5-year, $26.3M
BUF: Cordy Glenn, OT - 7-year, $47.1M; Percy Harvin, BUF: 3-year, $14.62M
DEN: Danny Trevathan, ILB - 6-year, $37.4M; Malik Jackson, DE - 4-year, $23.9M; Brandon Marshall, ILB - 6-year, $47.6M
SDG: Eric Weddle, FS - 6-year, $54.2M
KAN: Justin Houston, OLB - 7-year, $84.5M; Sean Smith, CB - 3-year, $27.2M
MIA: Olivier Vernon, DE - 7-year, $93.4M
SFO: Alex Boone, G - 4-year, $10.64M
NYG: Prince Amukamara, CB - 4-year, $25.6M, Jason Pierre-Paul, DE - 5-year, $32.7M; Robert Ayers, DE - 5-year, $40.5M
JAX: Nigel Bradham, OLB - 5-year, $33M
NYJ: Muhammad Wilkerson, DE - 7-year, $78.9M; Chris Ivory, RB - 4-year, $16.7M
GRB: Casey Hayward, CB - 5-year, $32.6M
NWE: Stephen Gostkowski, K - 3-year, $10M
OAK: Aldon Smith, OLB - 5-year, 28.3M; Stefen Wisniewski, C - 4-year, $17.4M
WAS: Kirk Cousins, QB - 4-year, 21M
TEN: Zach Brown, ILB - 4-year, 20M

TITANS RE-SIGNED:
Antonio Andrews, HB - 3-year, $5.25M
Zach Brown, ILB - 4-year, $20M
Dorin Dickerson, FB - 3 year, $3.3M
Craig Stevens, TE - 1-year, $2.5M
Sammie Hill, NT - 1-year, $1M
Bryn Renner, QB - 1-year, $950K

FRANCHISE TAGS
BUF: Richie Incognito, G - $8.28M
DEN: Von Miller, OLB - $9.74M
TAM: Doug Martin, RB - $9.86M
ARZ: Tony Jefferson, SS - $6.86M
KAN: Eric Berry, FS - $8.34M
MIA: Montell Owens, FB - $2.58M
PHI: Vinny Curry, DE - $13.6M
JAX: Brian Leonard, FB - $2.58M
DET: Tahir Whitehead, OLB - $7.54M
GRB: John Kuhn, FB - $2.58M
CAR: Josh Norman, CB - $10.2M
NWE: Jerod Mayo, ILB - $9.04M
OAK: Marquette King, P - $3.16M
LAR: Nick Fairley, DT - $11.9M
WAS: Tress Way, P - $3.16M
SEA: Bruce Irvin, OLB - $8.38M
CIN: Reggie Nelson, FS - $7.76M
HOU: Brandon Brooks, G - $5.92M
CHI: Alshon Jeffery, WR - $12.1M

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Post-Super Bowl Round 1 Mock
Pick	Team	Player	Pos	Ht	Wt
1	Tennessee Titans	Conor Jordan (Miami)	OT	6'6"	312
2	Cleveland Browns	Chris Murray (Michigan State)	QB	6'3"	223
3	San Diego Chargers	Travis Ayers (Oklahoma)	WR	6'4"	220
4	Dallas Cowboys	Ricardo Little (Georgia)	DT	6'3"	307
5	Jacksonville Jaguars	B.J. Lumpkin (Alabama)	CB	6'1"	195
6	Baltimore Ravens	Delray Patrick (Florida)	OLB	6'2"	230
7	San Francisco 49ers	Antoine Russell (Georgia)	OT	6'6"	295
8	Miami Dolphins	Xavius Hightower (Tennessee)	OT	6'6"	315
9	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Eldon Roland (Penn State)	CB	5'11"	185
10	New York Giants	Demetre Goodwin (Southern Cal)	DE	6'7"	306
11	Chicago Bears	Vasty Davis (Ohio State)	DE	6'5"	310
12	New Orleans Saints	Rashawn Riley (Florida State)	WR	6'1"	204
13	Philadelphia Eagles	Chandler Duncan (Wisconsin)	QB	6'3"	220
14	Oakland Raiders	Lamar House (Florida State)	S	5'11"	194
15	Los Angeles Rams	Earnest Hill (Penn State)	ILB	6'1"	246
16	Detroit Lions	Tre Griffin (Florida State)	OT	6'6"	310
17	Atlanta Falcons	Casey Richards (Pittsburgh)	ILB	6'2"	235
18	Indianapolis Colts	Gabe Shepherd (Wisconsin)	S	6'	205
19	Buffalo Bills	Andre Duncan (Tennessee)	DT	6'3"	332
20	New York Jets	Chris Blake (Georgia)	TE	6'5"	252
21	Washington Redskins	Rajaan Spain (New Hampshire)	DT	6'2"	305
22	Houston Texans	Brandon English (Tennessee)	QB	6'1"	205
23	Minnesota Vikings	Delray Patrick (Florida)	ILB	6'2"	230
24	Cincinnati Bengals	Crandall White (Texas A&M)	ILB	6'2"	240
25	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jarman Sampson (Florida)	OLB	6'2"	233
26	Seattle Seahawks	Kason Grove (Texas)	DT	6'1"	305
27	Green Bay Packers	Stephen Moon (LSU)	OT	6'5"	300
28	Kansas City Chiefs	Rayquez Cole (Alabama)	ILB	6'2"	235
29	Arizona Cardinals	Quinterrius Randall (Texas)	OLB	6'3"	259
30	Carolina Panthers	Thomas Mack (Southern Cal)	WR	5'11"	194
31	Denver Broncos	Javon Howard (Michigan State)	CB	6'	190

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Offseason In Review - Part 2

NOTABLE RETIREMENTS
Peyton Manning, QB
Tom Brady, QB
Steve Smith, WR
Dwight Freeney, DE
Wes Welker, WR
Michael Vick, QB
James Harrison, ILB
Evan Mathis, G
Cory Redding, DE
Antrel Rolle, CB
Roberto Garza, G
Matt Schaub, QB
Charles Woodson, FS
Anquan Boldin, WR
Tony Romo, QB
Matt Hasselbeck, QB
Adam Vinatieri, K
Andre Johnson, WR
Shaun Hill, QB
Tarvaris Jackson, QB
Malcom Floyd, WR
Kevin Williams, DT
Terence Newman, CB
Osi Umenyiora, DE
Reggie Wayne, WR

OFF-SEASON TRADES

Bengals trade to Jets: QB A.J. McCarron
Jets trade to Bengals: FS Antonio Allen

Packers trade to Saints: DE Mike Pennel
Saints trade to Packers: Round 3 (2017)

Packers trade to Texans: C J.C. Tretter
Texans trade to Packers: Round 7 (2016), Round 4 (2017)

49ers trade to Colts: DE Quinton Dial
Colts trade to 49ers: Round 3 (2017)

Broncos trade to Packers: OLB Shaquil Barrett
Packers trade to Broncoss: Round 2 (2017)

Packers trade to Chiefs: SS Micah Hyde
Chiefs trade to Packers: Round 3 (2016)

Chiefs trade to Dolphins: FS Husain Abdullah
Dolphins trade to Chiefs: Round 3 (2016)

Patriots trade to Eagles: SS Duron Harmon
Eagles trade to Patriots: Round 3 (2017)

Vikings trade to Colts: SS Andrew Sendejo
Colts trade to Vikings: ILB D'Qwell Jackson, Round 5 (2017)

KEY FREE AGENT SIGNINGS (BY POSITION)

QUARTERBACK
Ryan Fitzpatrick, DEN - 1-year, $6.12M
Sam Bradford, CLE - 4-year, $24M
Blaine Gabbert, HOU - 3-year, $11.7M
Brock Osweiler, SFO - 3-year, $12.72M
Chase Daniel, DAL - 3-year, $11.7M
Jimmy Garoppolo, LAR: 2-year, $6.52M
Robert Griffin III, SDG: 1-year, $1.8M
Ryan Mallett, PIT: 2-year, $4.18M

RUNNINGBACK/FULLBACK
C.J. Anderson, OAK: 7-year, $61.6M
Lamar Miller, WAS: 5-year, $36.05M
Matt Forte, DET: 4-year, $33.84M
LeGarrette Blount, NWO: 4-year, $15.2M
Mark Ingram, DEN; 5-year, $12M
Alfred Morris, ATL: 4-year, $11.4M
Ray Rice, NWE: 4-year, $5.44M
Charcandrick West, HOU: 5-year, $5.7M
Mike Tolbert, GRB: 3-year, $9M (FB)

WIDE RECIEVER
Victor Cruz, PHI: 4-year, $14.62M
Ted Ginn, Jr., CLE: 3-year, $7.2M
James Jones, LAR: 3-year, $12.51M
Torrey Smith, CIN: 4-year, $6.92M
Josh Gordon, TAM: 4-year, $12.8M
Mike Wallace, IND: 3-year, $3.24M
Justin Blackmon, ATL: 4-year, $9.56M
Dwayne Bowe, DEN: 3-year, $9.06M

TIGHT END
Vernon Davis, NYG: 4-year, $33.24M
Coby Fleener, CLE: 5-year, $32.8M
Dwayne Allen, BAL: 4-year, $14.94M
Jermichael Finley, IND: 4-year, $8.32M
Jermaine Gresham, DAL: 4-year, $12.56
Antonio Gates, NWE: 1-year, $3.28M

TACKLES
Kelvin Beachum, BAL: 4-year, $25.8M
Donald Penn, OAK: 2-year, $13.62M
Alvin Bailey, NWE: 5-year, $18.35M
Russell Okung, TAM: 4-year, $22.4M
Mitchell Schwartz, JAX: 5-year, $29M
Jake Long, IND: 2-year, $5.78M
Joe Barksdale, SFO: 4-year, $18.84M

GUARDS
Kelechi Osemele, JAX: 5-year, $33.6M
Jon Asamoah, MIN: 4-year, $16.7M
Mackenzy Bernadeau, NYG: 3-year, $12.3M
J.R. Sweezy, OAK: 4-year, $14.84M
Tim Lelito, BAL: 4-year, $9.64M
Zach Fulton, PIT: 4-year, $3.68M
Ryan Wendell, BUF: 3-year, $5.76M

CENTERS
Patrick Lewis, HOU: 4-year, $12.68M
Dominic Raiola, SDG: 1-year, $2.54M

DEFENSIVE ENDS
Greg Hardy, CLE: 4-year, $20.56M
Ray McDonald, CHI: 4-year, $19.16M
Darnell Dockett, ATL: 2-year, $7.02M
Quinton Coples, TEN: 4-year, $11.14M
Chris Baker, NWO: 4-year, $7.6M
Justin Tuck, DET: 2-year, $12M
Adrian Clayborn, JAX: 4-year, $9.6M

DEFENSIVE TACKLES
Haloti Ngata, SFO: 1-year, $4.37M
Brandon Mebane, IND: 1-year, $1.71M
Paul Soliai, CIN: 1-year, $1.19M
Phil Taylor, NWE: 2-year, $1.88M

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS
Junior Galette, NYJ: 4-year, $28.4M
James-Michael Johnson, TAM: 4-year, $26.34M
Geno Hayes, BAL: 4-year, $26.34M
Akeem Ayers, NYJ: 4-year, $7.68M
Prince Shembo, DAL: 4-year, $4.64M
Danny Lansanah, CIN: 3-year, $8.01M
Jacquian Williams, BAL: 5-year, $12.6M

INSIDE LINEBACKERS
Brandon Spikes, ARZ: 4-year, $24.3M
Rolando McClain, SFO: 4-year, $14.88M
Colin McCarthy, WSH: 4-year, $9.72M
Josh Mauga, OAK: 4-year, $9.36M

CORNERBACKS
Pac-Man Jones, TAM: 1-year, $7.78M
Trumaine Johnson, WSH: 4-year, $31.08M
Alfonzo Dennard, CHI: 4-year, $19.2M
Brandon Boykin, JAX: 4-year, $14.26M
William Gay, NWE: 1-year, $5.44M
Sterling Moore, OAK: 4-year, $9.12M

FREE SAFETIES
Rodney McLeod, WSH: 4-year, $26.92M
Husain Abdullah, JAX: 3-year, $12.2M
Rashad Johnson, NWE: 4-year, $10.44M

STRONG SAFETIES
Walter Thurmond III, CAR: 4-year, $21.86M
David Bruton, Jr., NYG: 4-year, $14.3M
Robert Blanton, PHI: 4-year, $14.3M
Tyvon Branch, DET: 4-year, $14.3M
Bernard Pollard, IND: 4-year, $14.25M

KICKERS
Justin Tucker, JAX: 4-year, $16.5M
Steven Hauschka, PIT: 2-year, $5.84M
Mason Crosby, OAK: 2-year, $7.04M
Sebastian Janikowski, CLE: 1-year, $1.84M
Greg Zuerlein, GRB: 4-year, $5.84M

PUNTERS
Ryan Quigley, MIN: 5-year, $10.4M
Brad Nortman, MIA: 4-year, $10.72M

TITANS SIGNED
Quinton Coples, DE - 4-year, $11.1M
Donald Thomas, G - 3-year, $6.2M

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2016 NFL Draft Round 1 Recap
Pick	Team	Player	Pos	Ht	Wt
1	Cleveland Browns (from Tennessee)	Chris Murray (Michigan State)	QB	6'3"	223
2	Tennessee Titans (from Cleveland)	Conor Jordan (Miami)	OT	6'6"	312
3	San Diego Chargers	B.J. Lumpkin (Alabama)	CB	6'1"	190
4	Dallas Cowboys	Demetre Goodwin (Southern Cal)	DE	6'7"	306
5	Jacksonville Jaguars	Delray Patrick (Florida)	OLB	6'2"	233
6	Baltimore Ravens	Travis Ayers (Oklahoma)	WR	6'4"	220
7	San Francisco 49ers	Antoine Russell (Georgia)	OT	6'6"	306
8	Miami Dolphins	Xavius Hightower (Tennessee)	OT	6'6"	315
9	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Eldon Roland (Penn State)	CB	5'11"	185
10	New York Giants	Casey Richards (Pittsburgh)	ILB	6'2"	230
11	Chicago Bears	Rajaan Spain (New Hampshire)	DT	6'2"	305
12	New Orleans Saints	Daryl King (Pittsburgh)	OLB	6'2"	235
13	Philadelphia Eagles	Stephen Moon (LSU)	OT	6'5"	300
14	Oakland Raiders	Gabe Shepherd (Wisconsin)	FS	5'11"	208
15	Chicago Bears (from Los Angeles)	Vasty Davis (Ohio State)	DE	6'5"	310
16	Detroit Lions	Tre Griffin (Florida State)	OT	6'6"	305
17	Atlanta Falcons	Thomas Mack (Southern Cal)	WR	5'11"	190
18	Indianapolis Colts	Chris Blake (Georgia)	TE	6'5"	252
19	Buffalo Bills	Andre Duncan (Tennessee)	DT	6'3"	332
20	New York Jets	Lamar House (Florida State)	FS	6'	200
21	Washington Redskins	Earnest Hill (Penn State)	ILB	6'1"	240
22	Houston Texans	Casey Greene (LSU)	DT	6'1"	311
23	Minnesota Vikings	Crandall White (Texas A&M)	ILB	6'2"	235
24	Cincinnati Bengals	Kason Grove (Texas)	DT	6'2"	305
25	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jarman Sampson (Florida)	OLB	6'2"	225
26	Seattle Seahawks	Javon Howard (Michigan State)	CB	6'	195
27	Green Bay Packers	Rayquez Cole (Alabama)	ILB	6'1"	250
28	Kansas City Chiefs	Malcolm Lucas (Nebraska)	ILB	6'1"	238
29	Arizona Cardinals	Zenel Blake (Texas)	DT	6'2"	305
30	Carolina Panthers	Taylor McDonald (Penn State)	CB	6'1"	185
31	Denver Broncos	Ricardo Little (Georgia)	DT	6'3"	307