Titans Eye Hendrickson for Pass Rush Boost

0:00On March 6th, the Tennessee Titans head into free agency with more than $100 million in salary cap space. They are set at quarterback with second-year player, Cam Ward, who should benefit from new offensive coordinator, Brian Davall. On defense, first-year head coach, Robert Salah, will take over the play-calling duties. The team needs to boost its pass rush, and General Manager Mike Borgonzi could target veterans to pair with a potential fourth overall draft pick. One named surfacing in rumors is Cincinnati Bengals' edge-rusher, Trey Hendrickson. The 31-year-old Hendrickson brings a mixed recent track record. He racked up 35 sacks over the last two seasons, but missed 10 games last year after a major injury, managing just four sacks before. Season ending surgery. Some analysts point to the Titans as a possible destination, citing their cap flexibility and Salah's defensive background. Fans and experts worry about the injury risk on a rebuilding squad. Hendrickson might thrive more on a proven contender, leaving the Titans to waste safer options as free agency heats up.