Titans Sign Eleven New Players, Still Need Pass Rusher

On March 12th, the Tennessee Titans wrapped up a busy first wave of free agency by signing

eleven new players, all expected to stick on the 53-man roster.

Big splashes included defensive end John Franklin Myers, wide receiver Juan Dale Robinson,

and cornerbacks Alente Taylor and Cordale Flood.

They also added Titan Daniel Belinger, guard Austin Schlotman, tackle Joshua Williams, defensive

tackle Jordan Elliott, punter Tommy Townsend, back up quarterback Mitch Trubisky, and

Lyman Cordale-Volsen.

Earlier this week, the Titans traded for edge-resher Jermaine Johnson the second from

the Jets, but that leaves them thin opposite him with unproven.

Options like Femi, Ola Dejo, and Jalen Harrow.

They still need another reliable pass-resher to bolster the defense.

On offense, Reichguard remains a glaring hole, though the team is eyeing a reunion with

veteran Kevin Zitler.

Center is even riskier after cutting Lloyd Kushnerberry, with Schlotman as a mid-tier

stopgap and sophomore Jackson Slater possibly sliding over for.

Competition.

The wide receiver group features Robinson, plus Shimmeri, Dyke, and Elik Aomainor, but Calvin

Ridley's future is unclear cut him and the need skyrockets.

Keep him, and they still draft for depth around quarterback Cam Ward.

Linebacker options have dried up, with targets like Devon Lloyd and Quincy Williams signing

elsewhere, leaving a few staff connected vets.

As free agency winds down to depth moves, the Titans shift focus to the 2026 draft to

fill these gaps and build a contender.