The NFL Scouting Combine is here — and for the Titans, it means two things: how much money are they REALLY going to spend this offseason, and who are they taking with the 4th overall pick?

Jared breaks down why owner spending will define everything, what actually matters at the Combine (hint: it’s not just 40 times), and why the medicals could make or break the Titans’ decision between Bailey, Bain or Reese.

Plus, Jared goes off on Tom Brady’s offseason priorities with the Raiders, the Malik Willis hype, and reacts to Team USA winning gold while Canada responds with excuses.

Big offseason questions. Big opinions.

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On today’s show, Jared previews the NFL Combine and breaks down what actually matters — and what is just noise. Which drills and measurables translate to Sundays? What should Titans fans really be watching for?

Plus, Jared reacts to Juuse Saros blowing a 2-0 lead for Team Finland in the semifinals and the wave of excuses that followed. At what point do results matter?

And as always, the floor is open — Titans, draft, Preds, NFL… whatever the audience wants to dive into.

Today’s show is all about building this roster the RIGHT way.

🔥 Mel Kiper says the Titans NEED David Bailey at #4 — and I actually don’t hate it. If we’re serious about prioritizing defense and running the football over forcing Cam Ward to carry the team, then edge rusher + defensive identity makes sense.

But here’s the problem…

So what do you do?

👀 I propose a DJ Moore trade scenario with Chicago that costs virtually nothing but gives the Titans flexibility. Swap 4th rounders, take on Moore’s salary, keep your options open with Ridley, and still attack the draft.

We also dive into:

• Bradley Chubb vs. Trey Hendrickson — who actually fits?

This is roster-building season. Let’s think like a GM.

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Today we move to the Edge Rusher Free Agent Board — and this is where the Titans’ offseason gets real.

If the plan is to run the ball, play defense, and protect Cam Ward, then you HAVE to fix the pass rush.

On today’s show:

The full Edge Rusher FA Board breakdown

Why I would pay Trey Hendrickson whatever it takes to come to Nashville

Why I’d target second-tier rushers (Dante Fowler Jr., Dre’Mont Jones, Kwitty Paye) on smart one-year deals

Why I’m passing on overpriced production like Boye Mafe

How to budget the roster if you overpay Hendrickson

Titans cap math and how to make the pieces fit

Plus:

Reaction to Gus Bradley and Brian Daboll’s first press conferences

Why the Dolphins WILL find a way out of Tua’s $55M

The Titans need weapons for Cam Ward — but before the draft, it’s time to build the Free Agent Board.

Jared breaks down the Titans’ current wide receiver room and asks the big question: Is Calvin Ridley worth $21.75 million? If not, who replaces him?

On today’s show:

Evaluating the Titans’ WR depth chart

Why Rashid Shaheed is the ideal (but expensive) target

The case for Jalen Nailor as a smart value signing

Why George Pickens isn’t the right fit

When it makes sense to move on from Ridley

Plus:

Daniel Jeremiah’s latest mock draft and the debate over Ruben Bain vs. Arvell Reese at No. 4

AJ Brown trade watch: what is his REAL draft value at 29 years old and $29M per year?

On today’s episode, Jared reacts to the Titans’ new logo set to replace the fireball — and he’s not a fan. If the Titans want to be the Oilers, then just be the Oilers. The in-between identity feels confused and forced.

Plus:

• Field Yates mocks Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey to the Titans at #4 overall. Jared breaks down why Bailey’s NCAA-leading sack production is intriguing.

• The Dolphins cut Tyreek Hill — should the Titans even consider it? Jared explains why Hill is NOT a fit for what Tennessee should be building right now.

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If I’m the Titans GM, today is about one thing:

Roster evaluation.

Before free agency.

We break down:

• Who are the bonafide NFL starters?

Then we get to the real headline:

The Titans have 9 major holes and roughly $131 million in usable free agency money (after cuts and rookie allocation).

Positions of need:

This is where real team-building starts.

Next week: We build the FA Board.

Before we talk free agency. Before we talk the draft. Before we scream about the No. 4 pick…

We have to answer ONE question:

What do the Titans want to be?

On today’s show, I walk you through exactly how I would approach this offseason if I just became GM of the Tennessee Titans.

Here’s the blueprint:

The identity I’d demand from this team (dependable, reliable, accountable)

Why we build around Cam Ward WITHOUT asking him to be an MVP yet

Why running the ball and playing defense must be the foundation

Why I want every roster hole filled BEFORE the draft

The importance of a veteran backup QB

How much money Amy Adams Strunk is actually willing to spend

Why WR, EDGE, and CB depth in this draft is huge news

Plus:

This is the groundwork. The philosophy. The plan.

The roster breakdown comes next.

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We continue to break down the fallout from Super Bowl LX and what it means for Mike Vrabel, the Patriots, and the Titans.

Is “Stubborn Vrabel” already showing up in New England?

What’s next for Drake Maye after a rough Super Bowl performance?

And why are Titans fans STILL refusing to admit the Sam Darnold decision was a mistake?

We break down the numbers — including EPA per play — and compare:

Sam Darnold: +0.09 EPA/play

Over a season’s worth of plays, that’s a massive point differential swing.

How many games does that flip?

Plus, Caroline Fenton of Yahoo Sports joins the show to talk about everything that happened on-air and off-air in SF.

On today’s show, Jared takes on Titans fans directly with one simple question: how much do you really care about winning?

With Sam Darnold now a Super Bowl champion, Jared lays out why the arguments against Darnold — and the blind faith in losing decision-makers — don’t hold up to facts. From win-loss records of Titans leadership, to cognitive dissonance among fans, to why the Titans absolutely could have pursued Darnold but chose not to, this is a no-nonsense breakdown of where the franchise actually stands.

Plus:

Why winning has to matter for GMs, coaches, and QBs

The uncomfortable truth about Cam Ward’s rookie season

Why excuses about “roster talent” don’t match reality

A hard line on expectations for the 2026 Titans season

No narratives. No feelings. Just results.