Munford Visits Titans, Pats Weigh Options

0:00It's April 2nd. Welcome in, this is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Five members of the New England Patriots free agency class from last year are still without a team as we roll into April, but offensive tackle fair. Munford Jr. just made some noise. The 26-year-old visited the Tennessee Titans on Monday, showing teams beyond New England are eyeing his skills. The Patriots aren't ruling out bringing him back for death at tackle, even after signing James Hudson to a one-year deal. They're moving slow though, since Munford's recovering from knee surgery he had right after the Super Bowl. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move for Pat's depth, behind starters, like Will Campbell and Morgan Moses. Last season, Munford played nine games with three starts for New England, mostly as a six-limin and back-up ride tackle after stints with the Raiders and Browns. Titans' interests might let a fire under things, especially with New England's other depth pieces like Marcus Bryan and Sebastian Gutierrez still, unproven, resigning him could

1:03solidify that group and boost the floor. Keep an eye on Munford's next steps, as this visit could tip the scales for where he lands and how the Pat's build their line moving forward.