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Tennessee Titans CORNERBACK CONCERNS Ahead of Training Camp & Safety Depth Spots are FAR FROM Safe
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- Jul 22, 2026
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- 1971
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Summary
The Tennessee Titans totally re-did their cornerback room this offseason and added two big contract with Alontae Taylor and Cor'Dale Flott. However, concerns about corner aren't alleviated because of the massive questions with the depth. If the free agents don't perform or get hurt, the Titans secondary could be the worst in the league. That includes safety, where there is just a lot of blind hope at this point from the starters down the the depth. Finally, the special teams unit has a chance to be the best in the league. With a top three punter and the best returner in the league combined with the best special teams coach in the NFL, the Titans should have an ELITE unit.