Titans' Offensive Line: Zeitler or Rookies?
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The Tennessee Titans offensive line, particularly right guard and center, is in need of reinforcement. With Kevin Zeitler, a Pro Bowl veteran, still unsigned, the team is considering starting two rookies next season. Despite the Titans significant cap space, Zeitlers return seems unlikely due to his age and potential interest in skipping hot OTAs. General Manager Mike Borgonzi is strategically balancing veteran players like Zeitler with draft picks to strengthen the line before training camp.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans' Offensive Line: Zeitler or Rookies?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 2nd, the Tennessee Titans' offensive line needs fixing, especially a ride guard and center. General manager Mike Borgonzi just said at the league's ownership meetings that starting two rookies their next season is totally on the table. Those spots have been wide open all-off season. Kevin Zitler, the veteran at ride guard, still hasn't signed back on. The Titans let his deal expire, but Borgonzi keeps the door cracked for a return. No deal looks close right now, though. Fans and analysts see Zitler as a pro's pro-he, made the pro-bow last year and earned a solid 74.5 grade from pro football focus. He only gave up four sex over 909 snaps. At 34, he's eyeing a 15th NFL season, maybe skipping these hot Nashville OTAs to stay fresh. The Titans sit on about $60 million in cap space, league high territory. They could easily fit Zither on a one-year pact worth 8-12 million bucks without breaking a sweat. Borgonzi's playing it smart, balancing vets like Zitler with draft picks to shore up
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