Titans' Targeted Free Agency: Building Cohesion

On March 17th, the Tennessee Titans jumped into free agency this year as one of the top

spenders, using their cap space to add new talent.

On my two years ago, when big spinning backfired under the previous general manager, this

time around under Mike Borganzi, the moves feel more, targeted and thoughtful.

Fans remember the 2024 offseason flops, like signing high-profile names that never jailed

as a unit, leading to quick busts and even A.

of a key trade acquisition.

Meanwhile, some heavy spenders last year, such as the Patriots and Seahawks,

turned it into success with 10 win jumps or a Super Bowl run.

That pass failure has Titan supporters cautious about splashing cash.

Sparking talks on whether free agency alone can rebuild a team.

Borganzi shifted gears by prioritizing players familiar with head coach Brian DeBal

and defensive coordinator Robert Salah, even grabbing depth.

Pieces who thrived under them before, this approach builds cohesion right away,

like how the Patriots leaned on coaches with proven ties.

The Titans now boast the young quarterback who ended last season strong, veteran play callers

with 39 combined years of experience, and A, culture focused staff.

They're not Super Bowl ready yet, lacking enough homegrown draft stars,

but the foundation looks sturdier than before, setting them up to climb out of.

The bottom was smart drafting ahead.

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