Tennessee Titans sign WR Xavier Restrepo

Xavier Restrepo earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI) on this signing, a deal that reflects modest depth-piece economics in a year where the Titans are chasing roster construction on a budget. At $967,500 AAV across a $1.935M total commitment, this is replacement-level receiver compensation—the kind of flier clubs make on late developmental talent or journeymen competing for roster spots during the offseason phase. The sub-$1M annual outlay carries minimal cap risk and zero guarantee burden, positioning this as exactly the type of low-stakes signing that rebuilding rosters (or teams sitting at 3-14) use to fill out depth charts without long-term leverage or dead-cap consequences. Restrepo's value hinges entirely on whether he can develop into a solid contributor or, at minimum, hold a reserve receiver role without forcing the Titans into harder cap choices down the line. For Tennessee, this is low-cost optionality—the kind of transaction that doesn't move the needle on team trajectory but also doesn't create regret; it's a no-risk audition in a crowded competition pool.