Titans Offseason Guide: Draft Picks, Free Agents, And What Comes Next

The Titans have been busy making outside additions this offseason, and several of those players should make an immediate impact. Cornerbacks Alontae Taylor and Cor'Dale Flott, edge rusher Jermaine Johnson II, and defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers are the major defensive additions, while wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson and tight end Daniel Bellinger should help elevate the passing offense.

Departures

The Titans only won three games last year, so you're probably not going to lose much sleep over any of the players from that team who left. Sebastian Joseph-Day and Arden Key were solid players for a couple of seasons, and Chig Okonkwo was a fan-favorite and solid pass-catcher.

L'Jarius Sneed and Lloyd Cushenberry were big additions at the time, who both massively failed to live up to expectations, and got released as a result. Kevin Zeitler was a great guard for the Titans, and considering the veteran is still unsigned, the team should consider bringing him back into the fold.

Draft

I've spoken in depth about how much I like this draft class. The team was able to acquire a receiver with WR1 potential in Tate, a promising young edge-rusher to pair with Jermaine Johnson, and several other quality players to fill the holes.

I wouldn't be surprised if Hill ends up beating out Cody Barton for the starting linebacker spot next to Cedric Gray. Additionally, Carmona and/or Coogan could end up starting on this offensive line, both due to their talent and the lack of depth in the room. Marshall could have an uphill battle to make this roster due to the incredible depth on the defensive line, and Kanak is in a similar boat. Singleton. meanwhile, should have a great opportunity to challenge Tyjae Spears for the third-down back role, assuming he's healthy.

What's Next?

The season is still months away, but I probably wouldn't expect anymore major additions. There are plenty of spots that could use some reinforcements, though, and I would expect the team to bring in a few more veteran free agents.

Earlier, I identified the three biggest remaining holes on this roster. Predictably, the offensive line and the secondary are the biggest spots I'm watching. I still think the Titans should bring Kevin Zeitler back in to man the right guard spot for one more season, and if they can't get Zeitler, some other veteran needs to be added.

Another thing to watch will be whether or not the Titans trade Will Levis. There were rumors about the team trying to trade the embattled quarterback during the draft, but nothing came to fruition. Perhaps a team would be willing to trade for Levis after a camp injury. Either way, it will be interesting to see if Levis remains on the Titans.

Also, somewhat surprisingly, front office executive Chad Brinker stepped down from his role this week. It will be interesting to see if Amy Adams Strunk wants to hire a replacement for Brinker before the season, or perhaps eliminate his position and delegate the duties to other executives. Regardless, this should not impact roster moves, as general manager Mike Borgonzi received full control after the 2025 season.

The main things to watch for now will be the camp battles that take place this summer. This roster got better and younger, so there will be plenty of exciting competitions to watch.