Titans' Offensive Line: Draft Prospects to Shore Up

On March 29th, the Tennessee Titans are staring down some real questions on their interior

offensive line, especially with veteran guard Kevin Zitler.

Hitting unrestricted free agency, they could use fresh talent to shore things up, and

while there's still time for Zitler to resign and calm the waters, the draft looks like

a smart move too.

This year's Gar class brings solid options that fit the Titans needs from explosive first-round

types to day two gyms ready to compete.

Trading back from their fourth overall pick might open doors, but even without that, they

have targets in reach.

Fans and scouts are buzzing about these prospect's potential impact, like how a nasty run blocker

could transform Tennessee's ground game or steady.

The pocket for their young quarterback, the teen's been inconsistent up front, and adding

power here means less pressure on the edges.

Standouts include, Penn State's Olaiva Vega, Ioane, the class top dog with his power and

mean streak, though he's likely gone early.

Texas A&M's Chase by Santes brings tackle experience but thrives inside, while Georgia

Tech's Keelan Rutledge at 6 foot 4 and 300, 20 pounds, dominates at the point of attack.

Then you've got Oregon's Emanuel Pregnant, with his size and athleticism despite school

hops, and Iowa's Ginnings Dunker, a tenacious mauler who could, lock down guard long-term.

As April's draft nears, the Titans might snag once, build a tougher front and push forward.