Titans Make FLURRY Of Signings (But Solve Nothing)

The Music City Audible podcast dissects the Tennessee Titans' recent flurry of signings, highlighting the addition of four players—quarterback Hendon Hooker, running back Michael Carter, and wide receivers Lance McCutcheon and KJ Osborne—just days before the team's offseason program begins on April 6th. Hosts Justin Graver and Justin Mello analyze the strategic rationale behind these moves, emphasizing that the signings are less about immediate roster impact and more about expanding evaluation opportunities during OTAs and training camp. They debate whether the additions signal a shift in the quarterback room, particularly the likely end of Will Levis's tenure, and explore the competitive depth they bring to the wide receiver and running back positions. The discussion then turns to roster churn, identifying 25 players who could be cut to make room for undrafted free agents, with a deep dive into the controversial Tony Pollard vs. Jeremiah Love debate. The hosts ultimately remain undecided, weighing cap savings, player value, team culture, and the risk of undermining a high draft pick’s role.