Mason Rudolph Signs 1-Year Deal with Tennessee Titans

The former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback joins the Titans, bolstering the team's quarterback depth behind starter Will Levis.

Mason Rudolph, previously with the Pittsburgh Steelers, has agreed to a one-year contract with the Tennessee Titans worth up to $3.62 million.
Rudolph's signing follows his notable performance last season, where he led the Steelers to the playoffs, completing 75% of his passes in a 3-0 stretch.
The Titans, having about $80 million in salary cap space, aim to strengthen their roster, with Rudolph joining other free agent signings including Tony Pollard and Chidobe Awuzie.
Rudolph's move comes after the Steelers signed Russell Wilson, making Rudolph's position as a backup in Pittsburgh untenable.
The Titans view Rudolph as a valuable backup, capable of stepping into a starting role if necessary, highlighting the importance of quarterback depth.