Titans Boost Roster Depth, Address Offensive Line Gaps

On March 19th, the Tennessee Titans kicked off free agency with a flurry of moves to boost

their roster depth on defense and offense.

General manager Mike Borgonzi targeted familiar players, signing defensive tackles, cornerbacks,

and edge rushers while trading for more front line.

Help.

They also added a slot receiver and tight end to support second year quarterback Cam Ward.

These changes completely reshape the starting defense for new coach Robert Salah, who brings

a fresh scheme to Nashville.

In offense, the slot edition gives Ward a reliable target in the middle of the field, addressing

a key need after some departures.

Fans and analysts see this as a clear win so far.

Fox Sports has been Arthur Notes, the Titans have raised their overall talent floor and

taken a real step forward, even if they're not title contenders.

Yet, that said, big gaps linger on the offensive line, particularly at guard and center, which

could hurt protection come fall.

Minises like their center and some edge players mean the rebuild isn't done.

With the draft and second free agency wave on deck, Borgonzi has plenty of tools to keep

pushing the team toward contention next season.