Titans' Free Agency Splash: New Faces, Old Questions

On March 17th, the Tennessee Titans wrapped up the first wave of NFL free agency with a

bang, signing over 12 players to shake up a roster coming, off two straight 3-14 seasons.

General manager Mike Borgonzi went all-in, targeting cornerbacks hard by adding Alon

Tai Taylor, Cordell Flutt, and Joshua Williams as potential starters.

They also grabbed wide receiver Wayne Dale Robinson and defensive end John Franklin

Myers to fill key gaps.

New offensive coordinator Brian Dable and head coach Robert Salas shaped much of the spending.

Four offensive pickups, like Backup Quarterback Mitchell-Truvicki and Titan Daniel Belinger,

all-no-dable system well.

On defense, six of nine new faces have solid ties, including trade acquisitions like

Germaine Johnson II and Solomon Thomas.

Fans and analysts see clear winners emerging.

Part offensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons gets a strong partner in Franklin Myers, boosting

the line after his all-pro year.

Tied in Gunner Helm steps up as the top option now that Chigel Concoo is gone.

But young quarterback Cam Ward faces questions with no true number one receiver yet, and

a weaker interior line.

Meanwhile, cornerback Marcus Harris drops on the depth chart, amid the influx, and linebacker

Femi Oledaho battles new competition for snaps.

These moves give coaches familiar pieces to Bill Fast.

The offseason rolls on with the 2026 draft looming, so expect more tweaks to solidify this

turnaround.

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