Dan Moore Jr.

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Titans just handed out one of the most questionable contracts in recent memory, paying Dan Moore Jr. like an elite left tackle when he's shown nothing but unproven production at the position. At $20.5M AAV with $42.5M guaranteed, Tennessee is betting franchise-caliber money on a player who falls squarely in the unproven tier — a massive disconnect that earns this deal an F CVI grade. Moore's track record simply doesn't justify being paid among the top tier of NFL tackles, making this feel like a panic move rather than a calculated investment. The $42.5M in guaranteed money amplifies the risk significantly, as the Titans have essentially locked themselves into paying premium dollars regardless of whether Moore can actually perform at that level. This contract reeks of a front office that either dramatically overvalued their own evaluation or got desperate in a thin tackle market, and it's the kind of deal that can handicap a franchise's salary cap flexibility while getting middling production in return.

Performance Analysis

Dan Moore Jr. earns an F for the Titans at offensive tackle, one of the worst-graded linemen in the NFL. Moore was a starter in Pittsburgh before moving to Tennessee, and the decline has been steep. He has been beaten by NFL edge rushers at an alarming rate and has been a liability in pass protection. The Titans offensive line has needed help, and Moore has been part of the problem rather than the solution. His footwork and hand placement have regressed to the point where competent pass protection is not in his skill set anymore.