The Tennessee Titans have been heavily featured in the NFL's rumour mill as of late, especially after moving star safety Kevin Byard, and as of late, we've heard that both Derrick Henry and DeAndre Hopkins could potentially be moved after the Titans 2-4 start has them sitting in last place in the AFC South.
Now, despite the logic behind trading a star running back in a contract year, the team are reportedly not looking to move either big name, according to Dianna Russini, unless the offer is absolutely exceptional and can't be turned down.
However, that's highly unlikely, and even in a division full of young teams, they've not been able to compete this season, so if they don't move either big name, it's tough to see which direction this team will be going in over the off-season.Update: #Titans stars RB Derrick Henry and WR DeAndre Hopkins appear to be staying in Tennessee, per @DMRussini
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) October 28, 2023
The team has gotten calls on a number of players but GM Ran Carthon is not moving on any offer unless it’s exceptional, per Dianna.
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