Tennessee Titans 2026 roster 'not done' in one area, GM Mike Borgonzi says
There's one area where Tennessee Titans GM Mike Borgonzi says the team's roster is 'not done' and all options are still open to fixing it.
Speaking to reporters at the NFL League Meetings in Arizona on March 30, Tennessee Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi said the Titans are "not done" building their interior offensive line and that all options are open at positions like center and right guard. Over the last month, the middle of the Titans' offensive line has taken a turn for the uncertain. The Titans cut starting center Lloyd Cushenberry III and lost his backup Corey Levin to Atlanta.
Starting right guard Kevin Zeitler hasn't signed anywhere yet, leaving a hole behind him as well. As reinforcements, the Titans signed interior linemen Austin Schlottmann and Cordell Volson, both of whom have starting experience but neither at a particularly high level. The Titans will have "competitions" at center and right guard per Borgonzi, according to social media posts from the league meetings.
But the Titans are also open to attacking the positions with remaining free agent signings and in the NFL draft, where Borgonzi said there should be strength to mine on Day 2 and Day 3 . Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, the Titans own nine picks, including the No. 4 pick in the first round and the No.
35 pick in the second round. The Titans used a fifth-round pick in 2025 on guard Jackson Slater. Slater was Zeitler's backup in 2025 and played sparingly as a rookie, acclimating to the transition from Sacramento State to the NFL.