Titans GM May Have Angered Fans With This Statement

"Jarvis is a great kid and I want nothing but success for him," he continued.

Borgonzi's Puzzling Quote On Developing Players

When the Titans traded their starter in late September, fans were left confused. At that point, they had no choice but to question everything.

Their trade saw Tennessee send a 2026 seventh-rounder to New York for a 2026 sixth-round pick. It's basically the same trade they did with the Los Angeles Rams for McCreary, a pick swap.

Ultimately, the trade turned out to be a huge focal point of New York's deadline. Now that they have Brownlee, they were able to trade Sauce Gardner. In the end, the Titans shot themselves in the foot. Thankfully, they've already played the Indianapolis Colts twice this season. Next year though, they'll have to face him twice.

Why Can't The Titans Develop Players?

For a team that won three games last year, it's hard to replicate that sort of season. Somehow, they're on pace to do so this year, if not end up even worse. In total, they've made three trades this season, all on defense. Knowing that, it's even more puzzling to hear that offense is still their biggest struggle.

Tennessee is going to have another boatload of draft picks in 2026, but they continually fail to utilize them to their full potential. Whether that includes a trade or not, someone needs to step in and make sure they get the most out of their players. Rookie quarterback Cam Ward has struggled this year, but three of his biggest playmakers are all rookies as well. If there's no one to guide these players, it's not going to be surprising when none of them work out.