Titans Eye Texas A&M's Bisontis for Line Boost

On April 16, the Titans grabbed Jackson Slater out of Sacramento State in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

The young lineman spent last season learning from bets on the bench, and now he's eyeing spots at Ride Guard or Center.

But if the front office wants more certainty of front, they're looking hard at Texas A&M Guard chased by Santas early in this draft, maybe even round, too.

By Santas brings serious college experience starting three years for the Aggies.

He kicked off at right tackle as a freshman, earning SEC all freshman honors, then slid inside to left guard for the next two seasons.

At 6.5 and 3.15 pounds, he's built to handle NFL Physicality right away.

Fans and scouts love how he holds up in past protection, rarely getting tricked by stunts or blitzes.

He anchors against rushers without many mental errors, though he can get pushed back at times.

That said, his real shine comes in the run game, where his smarts and quick-feet open lanes and climb to the second level fast.

Texas A&M's rushing attack ranks second in the SEC in 2024 and third in 2025, with by Santas playing a big role in that.

Ground success. The Titans, who need a boost there, see him as a day one contributor with versatility, even if he settles at guard in the pros.

If they snag Jeremiah Love at pick 4, grabbing by Santas soon after, could lock down the line for years, giving their offense to push a craves.

Moving forward.