Titans' Offseason Moves Boost Playoff Hopes

It's March 21st.

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The Tennessee Titans have made some smart moves this off-season to build a more competitive

roster.

They traded for edge-rusher Jermaine Johnson II, signed 1,000 yard-wide receiver Wandel Robinson,

and added defensive Lyman John.

Franklin Myers, along with cornerbacks, Alente Taylor, and Cordell Flot.

These additions directly tackle key weaknesses while replacing players who left in free agency.

The front office focused on both sides of the ball to create balance and speed.

Fans and analysts see this as a big step forward, especially with more weapons surrounding

quarterback Cam Ward.

The team wants a fast, aggressive style that can compete right away.

General manager Mike Borgonzi kept things active, and now eyes turned to next month's

2022 NFL Draft for even more offensive help.

With a stronger lineup heading into the draft, the Titans look ready to push for playoffs

next season.