Titans Eye Offensive Line Upgrades, Zeitler's Future Uncertain

On March 31st, the Tennessee Titans are eyeing upgrades for their offensive line interior,

especially at center and right guard. General manager Mike Borgonzi drops some real talk at the

NFL League meetings, saying they're far from done filling those spots. He sees pass through

free agency or the draft, with full-on battles for the starting gigs, all offseason and into training

camp. They just cut Lloyd Kushenberry and let Kevin Zitler hit free agency as an unrestricted vet.

That leaves big question marks up front, and Borgonzi made it clear they're shopping around

to lock in stability. Fans are buzzing because this hence Zitler might not lace up in Nashville again.

A proven vet like him wouldn't need to scrap for a job, but it's early smoke-screen vibes.

Hair to read the room fully. They've got plenty of cap space to chase free agents if needed,

and Borgonzi left the door cracked for vets. Still, it all hinges on draft moves,

snack talent early there, and they might roll young. Bottom line, Titans brass once

competition to build depth and firekeep, watching how the board falls post draft for the real line of

shake-up.