The Tennessee Titans have made a significant splash during the NFL's legal tampering period, finalizing a lucrative four-year, $82 million contract with former Pittsburgh Steelers left tackle Dan Moore Jr. This deal includes $50 million in guaranteed money, along with $30 million allocated for the first year. This move signals a clear intent from Titans' new general manager Mike Borgonzi and president Chad Brinker to strengthen their offensive line, a priority considering their recent draft investment in left tackle JC Latham.

Moore's 2025 average annual salary of $20.5 million places him among the top echelon of left tackles in the league, tying him for the eighth-highest pay at his position. Despite his recent struggles, including allowing 12 sacks and 41 quarterback pressures last season, the Titans are banking on his potential. This decision reflects a broader strategy to protect quarterback Ryan Tannehill and enhance the team's overall offensive capabilities, potentially shifting Latham to right tackle to balance the line.