Titans' Center Search: Draft Prospects Eye Opportunity

0:00It's March 29th. This is NFL News Today football coverage powered by AI. The Tennessee Titans plug some holes in free agency, but their center spot remains wide open heading into the draft. They cut Lloyd Cushemberry and lost back up Corey Levin to the Atlanta Falcons, leaving them thin up the middle. They've got rookie Jackson Slater from last year's draft, who could slide to center, plus free agent pickups Aaron Schlotman and Tray Hill. Still, the team wants real competition there, and with free agency drying up, the drafts their best bet. Fans and analysts see this as a prime chance to build for the future, especially since a strong center anchors the whole line. The Titans' run game struggled last season, and upgrading here could change everything. Scouts are eyeing five solid prospects. Jake Slater from Florida brings three years of SEC starts and combined tested athleticism at 6-foot-5. 3-0-F-F-F-3 pounds. Connor Lou from Auburn tops the class despite an ACL injury, with day two potential as a

1:02run blocker. Sam Hett from Kansas State, Logan Jones from Iowa, and Patrick Cougan from Indiana, rounded out. Smart technicians with size and experience, perfect. Mid to late round steels. Titans brass my grab one to lock down the pivot for years, and in not darkening the pivot for years.