The Tennessee Titans, under new general manager Mike Borgonzi, are undergoing a significant roster overhaul to revitalize their fortunes. Borgonzi, who previously spent 16 seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasized cutting excess players to create salary cap space. He focused on securing young talent at key positions, making nine selections in the 2025 NFL Draft along with adding notable undrafted free agents.

In a recent move, the Titans bid farewell to offensive linemen Nicholas Petit-Frere and Andre Dillard, both of whom signed with the San Francisco 49ers. Petit-Frere, a third-round pick in 2022, struggled with injuries and performance issues, while Dillard, who had a brief tenure with the Titans, showed flashes of potential as a part-time starter. The Titans' investment in their offensive line has made these players expendable, paving the way for new talent.