What remains on the Titans' offseason checklist?
The Titans made strides this offseason, but one analyst reveals key areas still needing attention for success.
Now that the NFL draft has wrapped up and rookie minicamps are kicking off, it is a great time to break down what has transpired throughout the offseason. The Tennessee Titans have made significant strides in rebuilding their foundation and resetting the organizational floor after a solid free-agent haul, and they backed it up with an excellent draft. But there is still some work to be done.
Kevin Patra of NFL. com took a look at the totality of the offseason and identified what remains on general manager Mike Borgonzi's offseason checklist . Tennessee Titans Still to do: Develop Cam WardAdd a veteran offensive linemanIs Carnell Tate a No.
1? Priority No. 1 in Tennessee: Help Ward.
The QB’s development has always been the front-burner issue, and the Titans' selecting Tate at No. 4 overall certainly helps. Brian Daboll is tasked with getting the most out of Ward, who flashed big-play ability but needs to improve his consistency in 2026.