Safety Kenny Vaccaro joins Malcolm Butler as a Tennessee Titans salary cap casualty Covered the Ravens for Baltimore Times Played college football at Cheyney University
NASHVILLE, Tenn. The Tennessee Titans announced that they have released veteran safety Kenny Vaccaro on Wednesday in a move that saves the team $3.9 million in cap space.
Vaccaro, who turned 30 in February, finished with 83 tackles (6 for a loss) and a sack in 2020.
The team also officially announced cornerback Malcolm Butler s release. Butler s agent had announced Tuesday that his client was being released. Butler thanked the Titans and their fans in a statement posted Wednesday on Twitter.
The Tennessee Titans opened the season with their sights set on Super Bowl LV.
Ultimately, they were relegated to spectators along with most of the rest of the world Sunday.
So, here is one final look back with 55 thoughts on the 2020 Titans.
1. Derrick Henry was worth every penny. Enough said.
2. It is astonishing to think that as good as the offense was and as many points as it scored, opponents actually outgained the Titans by 29 yards on the season (6,343 yards for, 6,372 yards against).
3. Forget the traditional notion of trying to keep it close and win games late. The Titans were 10-1 when they scored first, 1-4 when the other team scored first.