Titans' Offensive Tackle & Cornerback Depth: A Rebuild's Threat

On April 30th, the Tennessee Titans dropped about $300 million in free agency and grabbed

eight picks in the 2026 NFL.

Draft.

Mike Borgonzi is steering this multi-year rebuild after taking over a wrecked roster

from past regimes.

They've made solid moves, but the team still got gaps that could trip them up.

They locked in Cam Ward as their franchise quarterback and beefed up wide receivers with

guys like Carnail Tate and Wandel Robinson this offseason.

Dallas Kimmeray Dyke and Alec Iominoir last year.

That's cleaned up a bunch of needs and got folks optimistic about the offense clicking.

Still, injuries at key spots could wreck the season and fans are buzzing about the

thin death.

Without reliable backups, one bad hit turns strengths into headaches real quick.

The swing offensive tackle spot stands out after losing Oli Udo to Arizona.

They signed Austin Deculus, who struggled big time last year, protecting Justin Herbert

and skipped drafting a tackle.

Now undrafted guys like Amil Wagner and some young sophomores are fighting for it.

Cornerback death is just a shaky one.

Injury exposes the whole group, forcing awkward shifts with unproven players like

Michael Robinson stepping up.

Borgonzi needs to target these before training Cam to keep the rebuild on track.