Titans' Defense Strengthens with Key Free Agency Moves

On March 24, Tennessee Titans fans often point to edge rusher as the team's biggest roster

gap heading into the NFL draft, but with new defensive coordinator Robert Saleh calling

the plays, that position looks stronger than it seems.

The Titans spend big and free agency to build a solid foundation across the defense, easing

the pressure on their edge group.

Key moves included overhauling the cornerback room with Alan Taitler and Cordell Flot on

the outside.

They also added depth at defensive tackle, linebacker, and safety with players like Solomon

Thomas, Jordan Elliott, Tony Adams, and Mohamu Diavate.

Who should see real snaps?

The standout additions were Jermaine Johnson and John Franklin Myers, who fit perfectly

into Saleh's aggressive scheme.

Better coverage in the secondary means the front doesn't have to win every snap right

away.

Taitler's versatility, he can cover anywhere or blitz, takes some load off the edges.

He's my still clamor for a top edge prospect, especially with the fourth overall pick available.

Yet Saleh has a track record of maximizing role players through rotations and smart

alignments, like shifting Franklin Myers outside while Jeffrey, Simmons anchors the middle.

This all season hall gives the Titans flexibility, whether they grab an edge rusher early or

pivot elsewhere, confident their defense can compete right, out of the gate.