Harold Landry sees front 4 as group to lead Titans to Super Bowl

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Outside linebacker Harold Landry loves playing for the Tennessee Titans and wanted to do whatever he needed to make that continue.

Now that he has a five-year deal worth a reported $87.5 million as a key piece of Tennessee's pass rush, Landry has turned his attention to the biggest reason why he wanted to remain with the Titans.

Chasing this franchise's first Lombardi Trophy.

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"We're real confident that we have the team to go out and win a Super Bowl," Landry said Thursday. "I think our front four can lead the charge. But ... deep down that’s another main reason why I came back here is because the culture here is a winning culture, it’s a proven winning culture. And that was really important to me because we know we have the team to do it."

Tennessee has reached the playoffs each of the past three seasons under coach Mike Vrabel and four of the past five. The Titans' streak of six straight winning seasons is second in the NFL to only Kansas City with nine.

The Titans earned the No. 1 seed in the AFC with Landry making a career-high 12 sacks and playing in his first Pro Bowl as an injury replacement. They lost in the playoffs to Cincinnati, but Landry joined tackle Jeffery Simmons and lineman Denico Autry on the only NFL team with three players with at least eight sacks each.

FILE - Tennessee Titans linebacker Harold Landry III plays against the Miami Dolphins during the second half of an NFL football game Jan. 2, 2022, in Nashville, Tenn. The Titans announced Tuesday night, March 8, they had agreed to terms on an extension for Pro Bowl linebacker Landry hours after declining to use the