Chris Johnson's willingness to restructure his contract in order to get a trade out of Tennessee has helped the Titans find potential suitors for him. ProFootballTalk.com reports multiple teams are interested in trading for the running back.
But the Titans can take their time because they don't owe Johnson any guaranteed money or bonuses. Once the offseason program starts and Johnson shows up (if he shows up) would the Titans then have to start making some choices. Johnson is due $8 million in base salary in 2014 and 2015 before a total of $9 million in 2016.
Some potential suitors for Johnson include the Raiders, Jets and Dolphins -- all of whom have plenty of salary cap space. ESPN noted Wednesday that nothing was imminent.