
Titans Target Top Centers in Free Agency
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The Tennessee Titans are actively seeking a new center in free agency, with Tyler Linderbaum from the Ravens topping their list. Other options include Connor McGovern, Tyler Biadasz, and Luke Fortner. The Titans have ample cap space and are expected to pursue Linderbaum or McGovern first, with Biadasz and Fortner as potential backups.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans Target Top Centers in Free Agency. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 5th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. The Tennessee Titans have a pressing need at center, heading into free agency. After cutting ties with Lloyd Kushnberry, the team is targeting top available players like Tyler Lindarbaum from the Ravens, who's widely seen as the best center on the market. Other names on their list include Conor McGovern from the Bills, Tyler Beatis, recently released by Washington, and Luke Fortner from the Saints. This comes amid a strong pool of free agent centers, giving Tennessee plenty of options. The Titans sit on about $93.8 million in cap space, so money won't hold them back. Lindarbaum, a three-time pro-bolaer, could command over $20 million a year, with heavy interest from other teams. McGovern impressed last season with top pass-blocking grades, and zero sacks allowed. Biadass and Fortner also posted solid numbers in running past protection, though they gave up a few pressures and sacks. Analysts expect the Titans to chase Lindarbaum, or McGovern first, then turn to Biadass
or Fortner as backups if those deals fall through. Keep an eye on this as free agency heats up. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there.
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