How have the Titans positioned their roster after active offseason?
The Titans have addressed areas of need while also making up for their losses in what’s been an active offseason for the team in 2026.
Have the Tennessee Titans formed a competitive team with the shrewd moves that they have made in the open market this offseason? The Titans have tackled areas of need while also compensating for players that departed from Tennessee in free agency this winter. The Titans traded for edge rusher Jermaine Johnson II earlier this offseason.
Tennessee also added a 1,000-yard wide receiver to its offense with its marquee acquisition of Wan’Dale Robinson in free agency. The Titans addressed their defensive needs by signing defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers in addition to cornerbacks Alontae Taylor and Cor’Dale Flott in the open market. Tennessee is determined to field an offense with more weapons around quarterback Cam Ward, as well as a fast and violent unit on both sides of the ball next season.
The Titans' aggressiveness in free agency could lead general manager Mike Borgonzi to target offensive weapons in next month's 2026 NFL Draft. This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans: Active offseason has roster in good shape for draft