Titans' Offseason Decisions: Wide Receiver & Cornerback

0:00On March 1st, the Tennessee Titans faced key decisions this all season, driven by free agency supply and demand. General manager Mike Borgonzi needs help at wide receiver and cornerback. A recent ranking of the top 150 free agents by the athletic highlights, plenty of talent there, but not evenly across positions. Edge rushers lead the pack with 20 players on the list and 7 in the top 50. That depth helped after the Titans traded for Jermaine Johnson II, easing their need while keeping room for draft picks like Femi Ola Dejo and Jalen Harrell. Wide receivers follow close behind with 16 names, half in the top 50. This gives Borgonzi options to land a starter and build depth, even if not every fit is perfect for their offense. Cornerbacks are thinner though, with just 13 on the list and 5 in the top 50. The draft lacks elite prospects too, so free agency was the big hope for veterans. Their approach here will tell a lot. In aggressive push signals they're ready to compete now, while acquired signing points

1:03to another rebuilding year ahead, keep an eye on those moves as March nears.