Titans Host Jager Burton: Plugging Offensive Line Gaps

0:00On April 6th, the Tennessee Titans are heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with big gaps on their offensive line, especially at Wright Guard and Center. They cut starting center, Lloyd Cushionberry after a failed physical, and they let Wright Guard Kevin Zitler walk without resigning him. Free agency didn't fill those spots, so now they're eyeing Interior Line men hard. Earlier this week, the Titans brought in Kentucky's Jager Burton for a top 30 pre-draft visit. This Lexington kid is versatile as they come, starting 47 games from 2022 to 2025 at left guard, right guard, and center. Last season, he locked down center for all 12 games. Burton brings that starter experience teams, Crave, plus he's tough and durable with solid play strength on tape. For a 3-16 pounder, his athleticism pops. Folks are talking about how he could shake up the death chart right away if they grab him. At the NFL Combine, he blazed a 4.94 40-yard dash, hit a 28-inch vertical, and a 9-foot-3 broad jump all in the.

1:0788th percentile or better. His 10- and an 8-inch hands rank high too for centers. League sources see him as a day-three pick, who won't slip too far, maybe even develop into a full-time starter. With those needs staring them down, this visit feels like a smart move to plug the holes before draft A hits.