Last season, the Tennessee Titans went into the year incredibly confident in their secondary. Then-general manager Ran Carthon had acquired L’Jarius Sneed, Chido Awuzie, Jamal Adams, and Quandre Diggs, among others, during the offseason. Fans were even adamant about the Titans having one of the best secondaries in the entire league.
It blew up in Carthon’s face.
Sneed was limited to five appearances after signing a contract extension worth more than $76 million after arriving in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. As of this year’s mandatory minicamp, he was still dealing with the aftereffects of a peculiar, stubborn quad injury.