Titans' Offensive Line: Zeitler Reunion, Draft Prospects

It's March 31st. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time.

Titans fans, as the 2026 offseason heats up in Nashville, all eyes are on the offensive line, meet and potatoes, right guard and center.

Spots still wide open on the depth chart. We've retooled some trenches, but protecting young gun cam ward means getting veterans stability fast.

Top play? Reuniting with Kevin Zyler for that proven anchor.

Internal tweaks could help, like the Skaronsky shuffle sliding Peter Skaronsky to right guard if we snag a left side gym.

Jackson Slater Flash Versatility, late last season, bouncing between guard and center.

Meanwhile, death adds like Cordell Voulson and Garrett Dellinger are solid insurance, but nobody's banking on them for 17 starts.

The buzz and titan circles underscores the stakes. A young quarterback needs a clean pocket to thrive and these holes scream urgency.

Front office feels the heat from supporters pushing for trench warfare that matches our defensive grit, avoiding any weaklings that could derail.

Ward's launch. Draft season offers mid to late round fixes with five intriguing prospects. Georgia Tech's Keelan Retledge for his pole block speed, Notre Dame's.

Billy Schraff with Elite Technique, Kentucky's Jalen Farmer as a pure mauler, Iowa's Bo Stevens for rock solid consistency and Oklahoma's Feb.

The Iowa's shining in Pass Pro. Brian DeBole's scheme, whether airing it out or pounding ground, leans on these fits to build the wall, but grabbing Zyler first keeps the floor high, while the kids develop.

Titans trenches about to lock in Titan.