The free agency frenzy has seen quarterbacks like Sam Darnold and Justin Fields heading to new teams, leaving the Tennessee Titans to make a surprising move by signing backup Brandon Allen to a one-year deal. With only ten career starts and a shaky performance record, Allen's addition raises questions about the Titans' direction as they hold the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming draft. The front office seems to favor building a solid offensive line over immediately securing a franchise quarterback, evidenced by their acquisitions, including tackle Dan Moore Jr. and guard Kevin Zeitler. These moves suggest a strategy focused on fortifying the offensive trenches before selecting a franchise QB, potentially Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders. Titans' coach Brian Callahan highlights the critical need for performance under pressure, pointing to Allen's experience with developing quarterbacks, which may ease the transition for a rookie starter.