The Tennessee Titans are at a critical juncture as their rookie minicamp begins, with discussions surrounding the potential addition of a cornerback heating up. Pro Football Focus analyst Mason Cameron suggests that the Titans should prioritize acquiring a starting-caliber cornerback, especially considering L'Jarius Sneed's underwhelming performance and ongoing legal issues. With Sneed’s 36.8 coverage grade before his injury and the inconsistent performances from Darrell Baker Jr. and Jarvis Brownlee Jr., the urgency to solidify this position is clear.

Veteran options such as Kendall Fuller, who has proven himself in a quarters-heavy defensive scheme, are on the market and could provide the stability the Titans desperately need. As the team ran a staggering 21.9% of quarters coverage last season, enhancing their secondary is crucial for a more robust defense. The looming June 2 hearing regarding Sneed's civil case adds further complexity, making it imperative for the Titans to act swiftly in the free-agent market.