Breaking news: A former 49ers and Eagles running back signs a multi-year deal with the Titans

During the 2025 NFL season, the Tennessee Titans’ offense was among the weakest in the league. They only managed to win three games as a result, earning them the first overall pick in the draft.

After quarterback Will Levis received the majority of the criticism the previous season, new general manager Mike Borgonzi decided to choose Miami’s Cam Ward with the team’s first pick. After finishing his last collegiate season with 4,313 yards and 39 touchdowns, Ward is anticipated to start right away at Tennessee.

The Titans have plenty of talent, but they spent a significant amount of the summer strengthening their offensive skill positions even more in anticipation of starting a rookie.

The Titans needed to make the most improvements at tight end and wide receiver since Tyjae Spears and Tony Pollard are already a strong backfield combination. Still, the team decided to pick Kalel Mullings, a running back from Michigan, in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

On Monday, Tennessee added another running back to the mix. Ty Davis-Price was set to sign a two-year contract with the Titans, according to NFL Insider Ian Rapoport.

The San Francisco 49ers selected Davis-Price in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft, however throughout his two seasons with the team, he only appeared in seven games. In 77 offensive snaps, he only managed 120 running yards, caught zero passes, and scored zero touchdowns.

Despite playing only five snaps and running three times for seven yards throughout the season, he found fresh life in 2024 with the Philadelphia Eagles. Davis-Price, a large running back with untapped potential, stands 6 feet 1 inch and weighs 219 pounds.

Brian Callahan, the head coach of the Titans, will have to fulfill this commitment. After Pollard and Spears, Davis-Price will be vying for the third running back spot on the depth chart against Mullings, Julius Chestnut, and Micah Bernard.