With the NFL Draft just a week away, the Tennessee Titans have taken proactive measures to bolster their offensive line by signing three veterans: Sam Mustipher, Brenden Jaimes, and Olisaemeka Udoh. Each player possesses significant experience, particularly in interior roles, and could provide essential depth behind their restructured front line.

Sam Mustipher, initially an undrafted rookie from Notre Dame, has played 64 games with 43 starts across five seasons with teams like the Bears and Ravens. His versatility as a center and guard could be vital, especially with Lloyd Cushenberry recovering from an Achilles injury. Brenden Jaimes, a fifth-round pick by the Chargers in 2021, brings an additional layer of depth with 46 appearances and three starts. Olisaemeka Udoh, a former sixth-round pick from the Vikings, has similar experience, appearing in 57 games with 19 starts. This strategic move by the Titans aims not just at immediate needs but also long-term stability.