Titans Target Vets in Free Agency

On March 17, the Tennessee Titans still have room to maneuver in the second wave of NFL

free agency ahead of the 2026 draft.

With solid financial flexibility, General Manager Dave Burganzi could target veterans to

plug key gaps on the offensive line at Wide Receiver, Linebacker, and Center.

Earlier this week on March 17, reports highlighted Righard Kevin Zyler as the top priority for

resigning.

Talks are ongoing there, and if that falls through, guards like Wyatt Teller offer a strong

younger alternative with plenty of starting experience.

From Cleveland, meanwhile, Wide Receiver Hoan Jennings remains available, which has caught

some fans by surprise.

As a former University of Tennessee standout, he could add reliable depth behind Calvin

Ridley and the new addition, Juan Dale Robinson, if his market.

Value dips.

At Linebacker, Bobby Okareki stands out due to his past ties to Titans coaches like Brian

Dable and Gus Bradley.

The team has not moved yet on that position, possibly waiting for his price to drop after

his recent release.

Center Ethan Posseck rounds out the options as the top remaining free agent there, providing

stability over the current competition between Austin, Schlotman, and Jackson Slater.

These moves could shore up the roster just in time for camp.

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