Titans Strengthen Offense with Schlottmann, Daboll Reunite

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Tennessee Titans are bolstering their offensive line by signing Center Austin Schlotman to a one-year contract. This move brings in a veteran with solid experience as they reshape the roster for the upcoming season. Several other players have also agreed to terms with the Titans, including wide receiver Wandaile Robinson, defensive lineman John Franklin Meyers, cornerback Alente Taylor, cornerback Cordale Flott, tight end Daniel Belinger, and quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. Many of these newcomers share a history with the team's new offensive coordinator, Brian Dable. Schlotman spent the last two seasons with the bowl on the New York Giants staff, building a familiar connection now that the bowl has joined Tennessee. Players like Robinson, Flott, and Belinger also reunite with their former coach from New York. At age 30, Schlotman brings a reliable track record, having played three seasons with the Denver

1:00Broncos and two with the Minnesota Vikings, before landing in New York last year. Across his career, he has appeared in 85 games with 18 starts. In the most recent season, he saw action in 17 games for the Giants, starting four times while logging 362 offensive snaps, and 69 on special teams. This influx of talent signals the Titans push to strengthen key positions early in the off season. Support for this D&N episode comes from our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com.