NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- We're told, generally, that money doesn't solve everything and that the rich have issues just like the rest of us. I think that's the same when it comes to NFL teams with more money to spend.

In this week's edition of the podcast, I look at the situation coming for the Titans in a year, when they would currently have $140 million against the expected salary cap. I don't think it will wind up being the miracle solution to all the team's personnel problems that people might imagine.

The new episode awaits you on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which is below.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

Other subjects I dive into:

💥 How the best players are increasingly likely to move in trades than free agency.
💥 The Falcons with an example of the kind of thing the Titans can do next year. 
💥 A player who's mastered the guarantee game.
💥 The Titans' attitude regarding the backup quarterback spot.
💥 How Dennis Daley found another job.
 

Please keep the feedback coming. The podcast is just the front door to PaulKuharsky.com. If you like what you hear or see here, you'd really love the rest of the site. Come join the fun.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode  -- "Pain-Free Titans' Cuts" -- is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which you can see below.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

The YouTube broadcast is below.

Subjects I dive into:

💥 What the Titans' cuts mean
💥 A history of what recent players have done after they've left Tennessee
💥 Free-agent edge rusher options
💥 My review of a new city for me, Tulsa
💥 A tribute to Taylor Lewan 

You can find previous podcasts here.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode  -- "Malik Willis' Fresh Start" -- is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which you can see below.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

Subjects I dive into:

💥 The noise about QB scenarios
💥 How new offensive coaches will be good for Malik Willis
💥 The shape of Mike Vrabel's staff has changed, but the numbers are only up a tick
💥 A small technical adjustment with immediate results
💥 Fans hearing what they want 

You can find previous podcasts here.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode  -- "The Cleveland Model?" -- is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which you can see below.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

Subjects I dive into:

💥 Ran Cathon's front-office structure
💥 Mike Vrabel's in-house hires
💥 The importance of the spring
💥 A notable Vrabel slip of the tongue
💥 A shift to analysts on the coaching staff
💥 Flex scheduling for Mondays, and eventually Thursdays?
💥 Tim Kelly's resume

You can find previous podcasts here.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts and YouTube.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

Subjects I dive into:

💥 Mike Vrabel's hiring process and timing and what it tells us about who may be coming
💥 Why offensive head coaching hires are good for the Titans
💥 The reporting of interviews and hires
💥 Joseph Ossai and one play losing a game
💥 Boss time
💥 Roster construction of the final four and the lessons it offers for the Titans
💥 Ran Cathon and players who love ball 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode awaits you on Apple, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

And now, you can watch or listen on our new YouTube channel. You can also find that broadcast below. I hope you will subscribe to that as well.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

Subjects I dive into:

💥 How little we know about what some front office people actually do.

💥 The idea that the Titans will have a pipeline to 49ers personnel because of Ran Carthon.

💥 Priorities not lining up chronologically.

💥 My disruptive neighborhood horn-honking.

💥 Offensive coordinator thoughts.

💥 Pending Hall of Fame voting.

💥 Championship Game rooting interests.

We are brought to you by Johnathan Jeans of Farm Bureau Insurance in Nolensville, a Titans fan and fan of this podcast.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode awaits you on Apple, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

And now, you can watch or listen on our new YouTube channel. You can also find that broadcast below. I hope you will subscribe to that as well.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

Subjects I dive into:

💥 Reviewing Mike Vrabel's firings
💥 Craig Auckerman's survival
💥  The need for fresh blood with new coaches and the general manager
💥 What Ryan Stonehouse's season really meant
💥 Premature questions about Tom Brady
💥 An impact player in the playoffs who the Titans could have claimed on waivers
💥 Futures for injury-plagued David Long and Kristian Fulton 

We are brought to you by Johnathan Jeans of Farm Bureau Insurance in Nolensville. If you need auto, home or life insurance, please reach out to him, and if you have policies, hit that website or call him at 615 776-1544 to see if he can save you money. I bet he can and why wouldn't you want to?

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Paul Kuharsky Podcast has a new platform.

I've been looking for the best way to expand the pod, extend its reach and connect with potential sponsors. Local is the route and I have no doubt that joining Braden Gall and becoming part of the 440 Sports network will achieve those goals.

I've feuded with Gall in the past, when he wouldn't say my name on the radio or obsessed about my shirt in my headshots. But he's the right guy to help PK.com in this department.

This site has been a big success in creating a fantastic membership of Titans fans who want a gimmick-free, connected and honest assessment of what's happening on all levels of the team.

Now with upgraded production and a video element, the podcast will offer a bigger taste of that to everyone.

For members, it'll be an expanded, crisper and more enjoyable version of what we've been doing. For non-members, I hope you'll accept the invitation to step through that door and come to the site for much more.