Titans' Offensive Line: Competition Heats Up

On March 31st, the NFL owners' meetings are underway in Phoenix and Titan's GM Mike

Borgonzi just dropped some key info on their offensive line.

He says there will be real competition at Ride Guard in center, two spots that are glaring

weaknesses right now.

They cut center at Lloyd Cushionbury and let 2025 starter Kevin Zitler walk in free agency.

They brought in vets like Austin Schlotman at center and Cordell Volsen at Guard to mix

things up.

Those guys will battle draft picks, including Jackson Slater for the jobs.

Borgonzi made it clear they'll grab at least one lineman in the draft, maybe more, to

shore things up.

Fans and analysts are buzzing with worry because protecting sophomore quarterback Cam Ward

is priority one.

Building around a young gun like him means no room for rookie starters up front.

It's a risky play that could derail the whole offense.

Zitler is still out there on the market and bringing him back would lock down solid protection

for 2026 after his strong year.

Borgonzi's crushed most of this offseason, but gambling on the line might undo all that

good work.

Titans head coach Robert Salis speaks Tuesday afternoon, so stay tuned for more on how

they fix this line before Ward takes the field.

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