Titans can attack one of their biggest needs in the draft

The 2026 NFL Draft is roughly a month away, and the Tennessee Titans still have many needs that must be addressed on both sides of the ball, even after landing an impressive free agency haul. The Titans have done a good job of resetting the organizational floor, but must add some impact players throughout the draft to help fortify the roster, and will enter the event with holes along the interior of the offensive line, at wide receiver, and at edge. While they will not be forced to attack those positions in the first round, Fox Sports analyst Ben Arthur believes they will attack one of those needs in the early stages .

Tennessee Titans : Interior offensive line The Titans released last year’s starting center, Lloyd Cushenberry, and signed Austin Schlottmann in free agency, but the seven-year veteran has never started more than four games in a season. Right guard is also a question mark with 2025 starter Kevin Zeitler a free agent. Ideal fit: Iowa C Logan Jones (draft) The interior of the offensive line is a need, and the Titans do have some significant questions with Kevin Zeitler, a free agent, and the team releasing Lloyd Cushenberry earlier in the offseason.

Tennessee has added some depth pieces in Cordell Volson and Aaron Schlottmann to compete with Jackson Slater, but still needs more, and they definitely could look to add some linemen in the draft. This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans can attack one of their biggest needs in the draft