The Tennessee Titans have made several strategic moves during the offseason, addressing key positions through free agency while managing expectations. The overall performance has been graded as a B-minus. The standout acquisition is left tackle Dan Moore, who is expected to provide average-level performance, alongside the signing of veteran Kevin Zeitler at right guard for one year, which fills an immediate need without long-term commitment. Wide receiver Van Jefferson was brought in but received a lukewarm C-minus grade due to his inability to significantly upgrade the receiver corps. On defense, Cody Barton was added as a reliable linebacker, and a notable trade sent Kenneth Murray to the Dallas Cowboys, which was praised as an A-plus move.

The Tennessee Titans made a significant move during NFL free agency by signing offensive tackle Dan Moore to a four-year, $82 million contract with $50 million guaranteed. This decision has raised eyebrows due to Moore's previous struggles, including leading the league in sacks allowed last season. However, his youth, durability, and high pass-block win rates suggest potential for improvement. Alongside Moore, the Titans also signed linebacker Cody Barton, who brings experience and consistency, having missed only four games in six years. With these new additions, the Titans aim to enhance their offensive line and defensive strength, signaling a commitment to improving their competitive standing in the league.