Chris Johnson isn't the only high-dollar veteran in danger of being dumped by the Tennessee Titans.
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The team has asked pass rusher Kamerion Wimbleyto take a pay cut, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports. Wimbley is weighing that option now, per Wyatt.
Wimbley has plenty of experience as a 3-4 outside linebacker, which should endear him to new defensive coordinator Ray Horton.
The problem is Wimbley's $6 million salary, prohibitive for a 30-year-old edge rusher whose snaps dropped from over 900 in 2012 to fewer than 400 in 2013.
With a more productive Shaun Phillips now in Nashville, Wimbley has no leverage coming off a combined 9.0 sacks over the past two seasons.
Unlike Johnson, though, he holds his Titans future in his own hands.
The latest "Around The League Podcast" welcomes NFL Media's Jeff Darlington to the studio, reacts to the DeSean Jackson signing and discusses big-name veterans still looking for new teams.
