The Tennessee Titans are making significant moves this offseason to enhance their roster for the upcoming 2025 season. Following a disappointing 3-14 record in 2024, the Titans' front office prioritized improving the offensive line by signing former Pittsburgh Steelers tackle, Dan Moore, to a lucrative four-year, $82 million contract. With $50 million guaranteed, this deal earned high praises from ESPN analyst Seth Walder, who awarded it an 'A' grade. Moore's arrival allows Titans' first-round draft pick, JC Latham, to return to his natural right tackle position, addressing a critical need from last season.

Moore's statistics from the previous season reflect his worthiness for the investment; he registered a 93% pass block win rate, ranking 11th among 66 qualifiers, and a 76% run block win rate, securing the 23rd spot. Improving the offensive line is crucial for the Titans, especially with uncertainty around their quarterback situation heading into the new season. Last year's offensive tackles, Latham and Nicholas Petit-Frere, struggled with pass protection, ranking 40th and 64th, respectively. With Moore and Latham, the Titans could form a formidable duo capable of boosting their offensive performance.