Titans Urged to Address Major Need Next Offseason

While the Tennessee Titans have done a ton of work and made a ton of improvements to their roster throughout the past few months, some have already begun to look ahead to what next offseason could hold around the NFL, and how teams should look to take on next year's draft, which could be a critical one for a few clubs.

For the Titans, they've hopefully solved the big question at quarterback for years to come, therefore taking them out of the early signal caller sweepstakes next offseason, but according to Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema, there might be one area worth noting on the roster that Tennessee should try hard to address early in the next draft: starting offensive lineman.

"The Titans handsomely paid Dan Moore Jr. in free agency, even though he has never earned a single-season PFF pass-blocking grade above 68.0 in his four-year career," Sikkema wrote. "The addition also allowed them to move J.C. Latham back to right tackle. Does that move work? Does Latham look better than the 61.8 PFF overall grade he recorded as a rookie at left tackle? CanLloyd Cushenberry III get back to form after this Achilles injury? With rookie quarterback Cameron Ward now commanding the offense, Tennessee should be aggressive in getting its offensive line right."

Along with quarterback, offensive line is another area on this Tennessee roster that's gotten a ton of attention over recent months, considering their signings of both Dan Moore Jr. and Kevin Zeitler as plug-and-play veterans at left tackle and right guard respectively, and even issuing an interesting transition to second-year tackle JC Latham to move from the left tackle spot to his natural right side.