Titans may add more offensive line help.

The Tennessee Titans are exploring continued upgrades after the 2026 NFL Draft, signaling that free-agent additions could bolster their roster beyond the three picks they used to address interior line and depth. The Titans drafted interior linemen Fernando Carmona and Pat Coogan, while adding wide receiver Carnell Tate, defensive end Keldric Faulk, and running back Nicholas Singleton, but the offensive line remains a question mark. Titans assistant GM Dave Ziegler confirmed that the team will keep evaluating the trenches and other positions, aiming to add competition and potentially upgrade any underperforming areas, even after the draft.

To address protection for a revamped offense, the Titans are weighing veteran options to pair with a young, athletic skill group led by Wan’Dale Robinson, Calvin Ridley (projected impact), Chimere Dike, Elic Ayomanor, and tight end Gunnar Helm. The front five’s play is critical to unlocking the offense under new coordinator Brian Daboll, and the team could pursue a veteran guard to stabilize line play. Cap space remains a key asset for Tennessee, as they reportedly possess the league’s largest 2026 cap space, enabling further acquisitions before training camp if a compelling opportunity arises.

Key takeaways:
– Titans remain open to adding veteran depth, especially along the offensive line, despite drafting two interior linemen.
– The new-look offense hinges on improved line protection to maximize a youthful skill group.
– Significant cap space provides flexibility for potential free-agent signings to bolster the trenches and overall roster depth.