NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Atlanta Falcons weirdly announced way back on Feb. 3 that they wouldn’t be negotiating with Vic Beasley on a second contract.
It said a great deal about how the team that drafted him eighth overall out of Clemson in 2015 felt about him.
With a one-year deal that Ian Rapoport said is worth $9.5 million that could wind up worth up to $12 million with incentives, the Titans are giving him a chance to prove himself in a new environment.
But he will come to Nashville not as a typical Jon Robinson/ Mike Vrabel type but as a guy who put forth questionable effort and needs to show much better than he did a year ago.
