Shockwaves in the NFL: Titans and Jets Finalize Jarvis Brownlee Trade—What This Means for Both Teams!

When two teams like the Titans and Jets strike a deal, you just know there’s more beneath the surface than meets the eye. This latest shuffle sends cornerback Jarvis Brownlee packing from Tennessee to New York — a move that’s got fans buzzing. Brownlee, fresh off being a 2024 fifth-round pick, has proven he’s not here to sit quietly; with 16 starts under his belt and a rookie season peppered with 75 tackles, an interception, and a fumble recovery, he’s shown flashes of serious promise. Then there’s the pick swap — Titans’ 2026 seventh-rounder heading East while the Jets send back their 2026 sixth-round selection — a neat little chess move in this ongoing NFL draft dance. Meanwhile, the Jets’ cornerback roster is already packed, with names like Sauce Gardner and Brandon Stephens also in the mix, so this isn’t just about filling a spot — it’s about strategy and futures. Curious to dive deeper into this trade and what it might mean? LEARN MORE

The Titans and Jets have reportedly agreed on a trade.

Per multiple reports, cornerback Jarvis Brownlee will go from Tennessee to the Jets in the deal. The Titans will also send 2026 seventh-round pick to the AFC East club while the Jets’ 2026 sixth-rounder will go back in return.

Brownlee was a 2024 fifth-round pick and he’s started 16 of the 19 games he’s played since entering the NFL. He had 75 tackles, an interception, and a fumble recovery as a rookie, and had 17 tackles in the first two games of this season. Brownlee did not play in Tennessee’s Week 3 loss to the Colts.

The Jets have Sauce Gardner, Brandon Stephens, Michael Carter, Azareye’h Thomas, and Qwantezz Stiggers as their other cornerbacks.