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Titans' Frugal History, Time for Big Spending?
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Titans Frugal Operation: A Deep Dive into Their Spending Habits
The Tennessee Titans have consistently operated on a tight budget, spending significantly less than the league average on players over the past five years. This frugality has kept them in the bottom ten teams for cash spending, as per Spotrac data. The league as a whole has gone over the salary cap by one hundred thirty-eight million dollars, with the Cleveland Browns spending three hundred sixty-two million dollars more than the Los Angeles Rams in that period. Despite occasional big free agency splurges, the Titans spending habits have held them back from adding star power. With a solid roster foundation, this offseason presents an opportunity for the Titans to invest in top free agents and a high-caliber head coach, potentially transforming their locker room and signaling a new era of contention.
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