Tennessee Titans sign G Clay Webb

Clay Webb's signing earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI), reflecting a below-market deal for a depth guard in a rebuilding phase. At $967,500 AAV on a $1.935M total commitment, this is classic roster-filler pricing — the kind of low-risk, short-term allocation the Titans can absorb without cap strain as they sit at 3-14 and face a full reset. Webb slots in as a backup or swing-guard option, not a foundational piece; the contract structure suggests a camp invite or practice-squad elevation with minimal guaranteed money, which limits downside exposure. For a team in active rebuild mode, this represents efficient use of veteran depth — you're not overpaying for production you don't expect, and you maintain flexibility to pivot if internal options emerge. The CVI grade reflects fair value for the role and context, though it carries inherent risk tied to Webb's ability to stay healthy and compete for snaps in a crowded position group. This is the kind of transaction that doesn't move the needle on either side — it's simply filling a need without betting franchise resources.