The Tennessee Titans made multiple moves this offseason to improve their offense. The signings of Dan Moore at left tackle and Kevin Zeitler at guard were made with the intention of better protecting Cam Ward.
The Tennessee Titans need to make a few changes after finishing 3-14 last season and landing with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. A lot of those changes include a shift in mindset and dynamics in order to get the team back to being a contender.
The Tennessee Titans are bringing in some experience in the trenches by signing right guard Kevin Zeitler during the offseason. Zeitler, 35, played with the Detroit Lions last season, but has also made stops with the Cincinnati Bengals (2012-16), Cleveland Browns (2017-18), New York Giants (2019-20) and Baltimore Ravens (2021-23).
The Tennessee Titans may have hit a home run with one of their biggest moves of this offseason. And, no, it doesn't involve their selection of quarterback Cam Ward atop this year's draft.
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The Tennessee Titans made an interesting variety of moves as a part of this year's free agency class. Some of those moves were splash signings that jumped off the page, the big one being tackle Dan Moore signing to a four-year, $82 million deal, to help iron out a shaky offensive line unit from 2024.
The Tennessee Titans are taking a bit of a risk by signing veteran Kevin Zeitler to a one-year, $9 million contract. Zeitler is getting up there in age, but ESPN analyst Seth Walder believes that he is one of the best signings of the offseason so far.
During the opening motions of this year's free agency, the Tennessee Titans made a statement with their massive spending spree on the offensive line. A
The Tennessee Titans are unlikely to bring back starting right guard Dillon Radunz after the team signed Kevin Zeitler to a one-year deal worth $9 million.
The Tennessee Titans made their mark on the free agent market in a major way this offseason. Of course, the move making the biggest headlines was the decision to add Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Dan Moore Jr.
The Tennessee Titans didn't waste any time in free agency making their aspired improvements around the roster. Yet, the biggest steps forward taken on the roster within the first week of free agency have centered upon the offensive line.
The Tennessee Titans have had added several notable pieces to their roster thus far in free agency. Dan Moore and Kevin Zeitler come in to help re-tool the NFL offensive line, and the additions of Cody Barton and Dre'Mont Jones will hopefully help the Titans improve from a rough year in 2024.
The Tennessee Titans have made a few intriguing additions through the beginning stages of this year's NFL offseason, yet some may not be getting enough recognition for what they may provide for the season ahead.
As the first few days of free agency rolled on, it seemed possible and on Wednesday it happened. Kevin Zeitler, who was a free agent steal for the Detroit Lions in 2024, is gone to the Tennessee Titans on a reported one-year, $9 million deal.
Free agency has not gone exactly how LA Chargers fans were hoping leading into it. With the second-most cap space in the league, fans were expecting notable moves that would build on the foundation established in 2024.
Continuing to play well into his mid-30s, Kevin Zeitler will once again command a solid one-year deal in free agency. The nomadic starter is heading to Nashville.
According to Adam Schefter, the Titans are signing G Kevin Zeitler to a one-year, $9 million deal. He was among the top interior linemen available on the open market. Zeitler, 35, is a former first-round pick of the Bengals out of Wisconsin back in 2012.
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Kevin Zeitler proved to be a perfect fit for the Detroit Lions' offensive line last season, as he posted one of the best seasons of his career by Pro Football Focus grades and the eye test.
It took until the second week of the proceedings to get all the way done, but the Detroit Lions arguably got the biggest steal of 2024 free agency when they signed guard Kevin Zeitler to a one-year, $6 million deal.
The Detroit Lions actually improved one of the best offensive lines in the league last offseason when they signed guard Kevin Zeitler to a one-year, $6 million deal.
The Chicago Bears could be on the verge of adding a major upgrade along one of the NFL’s most inconsistent offensive lines.
After Jonah Jackson departed for a new contract with the Los Angeles Rams, the Detroit Lions' offensive line was left with a hole at the guard position.
The Bengals could make some serious upgrades at guard during free agency this March and one option is a reunion with right guard Kevin Zeitler. The 13-year veteran spent his first five seasons in Cincinnati and has played solid ball ever since.
Operating on a shorter week, the Detroit Lions' traditional end-of-week red zone practice normally reserved for Fridays was conducted on Thursday. Because the Lions are taking on the Washington Commanders in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs on Saturday, the team was tasked with shifting its schedule to finish preparations.
The Lions have found their replacement for Jonah Jackson.
Baltimore Ravens guard Kevin Zeitler has been in the NFL since arriving in Cincinnati as the No. 27 overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft. He's always been considered one of the better offensive linemen in the league, but it took until last season for him to see a Pro Bowl.
Kevin Zeitler has continued to serve as a reliable interior offensive lineman and wants to play at least one more season.
The Ravens are big favorites to beat the Cardinals on Sunday, and if they do it will give offensive lineman Kevin Zeitler a very rare accomplishment.
The Ravens have added several new pieces to their roster this offseason, but their next move may be ensuring one of their key veterans sticks around for a little longer.
Zeitler turned 31 years old on Monday and, simply stated, wasn't worth the money and cap hit attached to his contract with the league's cap figure decreasing due to financial losses endured last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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