Titans GM: Interior Line Upgrades Top Priority

On March 30th, Tennessee Titans GM Mike Borgonzi just dropped some real talk at the NFL League meetings on March 30th in Arizona.

He made it clear the team's not done beefing up their interior offensive line, especially at center and right guard.

All options on the table, from free agents to the draft.

Over the past month, things got shaky in the middle.

They cut starting center, Lloyd Kushenberry, the third, and lost backup Corey Levin to Atlanta.

Right guard Kevin Zyler still hasn't signed anywhere, leaving those spots wide open.

To shore things up, the Titans grabbed interior vets, Austin Schlotman and Cordell Wilson.

Both have starting reps under their belts, but not at elite levels.

Expect fierce competitions at center and right guard come training camp.

Borgonzi's eyeing the 2026 NFL draft hard, where they hold 9 picks, including number 4 overall in the first round and number.

35 in the second.

Plenty of talent on days 2 and 3.

They already used a 5th rounder last year on guard Jackson Slater.

Zyler's backup, who saw a limited action as a rookie.

Left tackle Dan Moore Jr., right tackle J.C. Latham, and left guard Peter Skaronsky are locked in on the edges,

so the focus stays on that interior.

Rebuild.

Titans staying aggressive to protect their QB next season.