The Titans had immediate interest in Denver unrestricted free-agent center Lloyd Cushenberry and landed him with a deal PFF reports wil pay him $30 million in his first two years, most ever for a center.
Cushenberry should serve as a stabilizing force on an offensive line that needs a great deal of work.
The 26-year-old was a third-round pick out of LSU by the Broncos in 2020 and has started 57 of a possible 66 games in his four NFL seasons. He's listed as 6-foot-4, 319 pounds.
"Just now reaching his prime, he has a nice combination of power and mobility," former Titans scout Blake Bedingfield recently wrote about Cushenberry in a free agency preview for this site. "A big upgrade over (Aaron) Brewer in both the run and pass game. Would bring size and experience in his prime years."
Exclusive details on the Lloyd Cushenberry deal with the Tennessee Titans:
— Brad Spielberger, Esq. (@PFF_Brad) March 11, 2024
- $50M over 4 years ($12.5M APY, 3rd among C)
- $26M fully guaranteed at signing, $30M total
- $30M cash flow over two years - most ever for a center
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Pro Football Focus had projected a four-year, $57.1 million deal for Cushenberry with $34.25 million guaranteed.
Nine-year veteran Mitch Morse, cut by Buffalo on March 6, got a two-year, $10.5 million deal with the Jaguars earlier in the day, per NFL Network.
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