Titans' Free Agency Moves: Depth, But Still Holes

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The Tennessee Titans kicked off free agency by adding depth across their roster, especially

on defense after a tough off-season full of questions.

They brought in some playmakers on both sides of the ball, but experts say they still need

big upgrades at interior offensive line, edge rusher, and running back to compete next

season.

Football-focused analyst Dalton Wasserman points out holes along the offensive line, like

at center, where veteran Austin Schlotman is turning.

31 soon and has never played 400 snaps in a season.

Their projected right guard, Cordell Voulson, sat out all of last year with a shoulder injury,

leaving them thin up front.

Fans and insiders are buzzing about the impact, noting the Titans' edge rusher like Germaine

Johnson, Jacob Martin, and Ola Wafimi Ola Dejo, all graded.

Below 65, in past rushing last season.

That means even their new additions need competition to pressure quarterbacks effectively.

Looking ahead, resigning veteran Kevin Zeiler could stabilize the line, but depth remains

a must.

Keep an eye on the draft, too.

Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love could be a fit if they grab him at number 4 overall.

With free agency ongoing and the draft looming, the Titans have worked to do, but these

targeted moves could turn their roster around before training, camp.