Sports
Titans won’t pick up Caleb Farley’s fifth-year option
The Titans haven’t gotten much from cornerback Caleb Farley over his first three NFL seasons and they aren’t making any plans for a fifth year.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Titans will not exercise their option on Farley’s contract for the 2025 season. Farley would be guaranteed $12.472 million if the Titans exercised the option.
Farley has dealt with back injuries and a torn ACL since the Titans took him in the first round of the 2021 draft. He has played in just 12 games and missed all of last season because of the back issues.
General Manager Ran Carthon said in February that the team is hopeful that Farley can be a contributor this year, but their option decision shows that Farley’s got a lot to prove if he’s going to have any role in the organization in the future.
2024 PGA Championship TV schedule, coverage, live stream, where to watch online, channel, golf tee times
Catherine Toth Fox: Travel —And Spend — Wisely When Going To Maui
Forget the gym — you can do this 15-minute leg workout at home with just one dumbbell
AI Is Taking Over Accounting Jobs As People Leave The Profession
Hello, Your Sex Horoscope for the Weekend Is Here
Meet the HIFIs: High-income earners who feel financially insecure but can’t quit their luxury spending
Toshiba cutting thousands of jobs as restructuring continues
Red hot and fashionable: Alaya F talks about her style and fashion trends
U.N. says world economy isn’t as bad as it thought
