Titans receive rave reviews for their offseason work

To say this was an active offseason for the Tennessee Titans would be a complete understatement. Tennessee was arguably the most active team during the offseason and will look completely different when training camp opens.

While some have questioned the approach and methodology the team used, by all accounts, it was successful, and the Titans have positioned themselves to take a significant step forward in 2026. In fact, Josh Edwards of CBS Sports believes the Titans had the fifth-best offseason of any team in the NFL.

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Tennessee entered the offseason with a treasure chest of financial resources as well as an entrenched starting quarterback. Robert Saleh was a candidate deserving of a second chance to be an NFL head coach, but the coaching staff’s decision to bring in several players with which they are familiar — Jermaine Johnson, Wan’Dale Robinson and Daniel Bellinger — may ultimately determine whether or not this regime is successful. If it does not work out, prognosticators will point back to this offseason as evidence that they had not learned from prior shortcomings.

The Titans were active, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers, cornerbacks Alontae Taylor and Cordale Flott, and defensive tackle Solomon Thomas were all added during the spring. The team had a strong draft class headlined by Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate, Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk and Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.

Tennessee entered the offseason with a treasure chest of financial resources as well as an entrenched starting quarterback. Robert Saleh was a candidate deserving of a second chance to be an NFL head coach, but the coaching staff’s decision to bring in several players with which they are familiar — Jermaine Johnson, Wan’Dale Robinson and Daniel Bellinger — may ultimately determine whether or not this regime is successful. If it does not work out, prognosticators will point back to this offseason as evidence that they had not learned from prior shortcomings.

The Titans were active, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers, cornerbacks Alontae Taylor and Cordale Flott, and defensive tackle Solomon Thomas were all added during the spring. The team had a strong draft class headlined by Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate, Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk and Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.

As a whole, general manager Mike Borgonzi entered the offseason with a plan and followed it, retooling the roster to fit the schemes being implemented by Robert Saleh and Brian Daboll in both free agency and the draft. Now, the only thing left is putting it all together on the field.

Tennessee wrapped up its offseason team activities but still has some questions to answer in camp. Until then, everything is speculation, but they appear to be trending in the right direction.