Ryan Tannehill’s Journey: From Playoff Victory To New Contract With Titans

In last year's playoffs, Ryan Tannehill led the Tennessee Titans past Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. It was a thrilling moment that showcased Tannehill's potential as a quarterback. However, the offseason brought with it a whirlwind of rumors suggesting that Brady would be replacing him as the Titans' quarterback. Fortunately for Tannehill, these claims were exaggerated, and he has now secured his position with a new contract.

The Titans and Tannehill agreed to a four-year contract worth up to $118 million, which includes a hefty annual salary of $29.5 million. This deal comes with $62 million guaranteed and $91 million in total guarantees, underlining the Titans' commitment to Tannehill as their leading man on the field. This contract is not just a financial milestone; it signifies a turning point in Tannehill's career.

Tannehill's recent achievements are hard to overlook. He was named the Comeback Player of the Year last season, finishing with impressive stats of 2,742 passing yards, 22 touchdowns, and only 12 interceptions, while leading the NFL with a remarkable 117.5 passer rating. This turnaround is a testament to his resilience and determination, especially after facing inconsistent seasons as the 8th pick in the 2012 draft with the Miami Dolphins.

With the Titans looking to make further strides in the upcoming season, Tannehill will lead the charge. Notably, Tennessee had been rumored to be a strong contender for Tom Brady, given his connection with Titans head coach Mike Vrabel. However, Tannehill's excitement to "run it back" with the Titans shows his dedication and drive to bring a Super Bowl championship to Tennessee, which would mark a historic achievement for the franchise and a significant step in his career.