The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with tight finish Daniel Bellinger, previously of the New York Giants, reports NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
The transfer marks the tip of Bellinger’s tenure in New York, the place he had been a fourth-round choose in 2022.
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Bellinger entered free company after his rookie contract expired following the 2025 season. In that ultimate 12 months with the Giants, he began 10 of 16 video games, enjoying 555 offensive snaps. He posted profession highs with 19 receptions for 286 yards, averaging 15.1 yards per catch—an enchancment from 8.9 the prior 12 months—and scored two touchdowns.
While Bellinger’s manufacturing confirmed progress as a pass-catcher, the Giants opted not to deliver him again.
Instead, the group addressed the tight finish place by agreeing to a three-year deal with Isaiah Likely, including a confirmed pass-catching choice with expertise in dynamic roles. They additionally re-signed veteran Chris Manhertz to a one-year contract, valuing his elite blocking skill.
Manhertz, who performed all 17 video games in 2025 with sturdy run-blocking contributions and particular groups work, offers continuity as a dependable inline presence.
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From the Giants’ perspective, these additions solidify the tight finish group, prioritizing blocking stability and pass-catching upside over retaining Bellinger. The former Giant now will get a recent begin in Tennessee, the place he can compete for snaps and doubtlessly develop his position.
This article initially appeared on Giants Wire: Titans agreed to terms with ex-New York Giants TE Daniel Bellinger
