The Tennessee Titans are feeling a mix of embarrassment, anger, and relief following a disappointing 3-14 season that culminated in securing the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming NFL draft. This follows an offseason marked by significant spending aimed at bolstering a roster that had suffered due to previous management's draft failures. General manager Ran Carthon, who has overseen the roster revamping, faces uncertainties regarding his future as owner Amy Adams Strunk remains tight-lipped about potential changes.

Coach Brian Callahan, who took over from Mike Vrabel, reflected on a steep learning curve during his first season. The Titans concluded the season with six consecutive losses, matching the franchise's record for the most losses since relocating to Tennessee. Callahan emphasized the need for improvement, stating he's determined not to repeat the mistakes of the past. The Titans' situation is complicated by their significant salary cap space and the high draft pick, offering a pivotal opportunity to reshape the franchise.

The Tennessee Titans are positioning themselves for a significant free agency period as they look to strengthen their roster, particularly at wide receiver. With a projected $78.9 million in cap space, they are eyeing Cincinnati Bengals' Tee Higgins as a potential target.

Higgins, who has had a challenging season, may find a new home in Tennessee, especially given his previous successful relationship with Titans head coach Brian Callahan. The Titans' need for a top receiver has intensified after trading DeAndre Hopkins, making Higgins a fitting candidate.

The Tennessee Titans face a challenging matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers, with both teams showcasing contrasting strengths. The Titans, despite having a top-ranked defense, struggle offensively, averaging only 17.5 points per game. Will Levis is expected to return as the starting quarterback, adding pressure to improve their scoring.

On the other hand, the Chargers, led by Justin Herbert, have shown impressive passing stats recently, making them a formidable opponent. With the Titans' recent struggles against the Chargers, their 2-11 record in the last 13 matchups adds to the pressure.

The Tennessee Titans have placed center Lloyd Cushenberry and safety Quandre Diggs on injured reserve following injuries sustained in their recent game against the New England Patriots. Coach Brian Callahan highlighted the need for depth in the secondary, leading to the signing of Mike Edwards.

With the Titans currently at a 2-6 record and ten players on injured reserve, the team is looking to rebound in the upcoming match against the Los Angeles Chargers. Both Cushenberry and Diggs are significant losses as the Titans navigate the remainder of the season.

The Tennessee Titans have placed center Lloyd Cushenberry and safety Quandre Diggs on injured reserve following injuries sustained in their recent overtime victory against the New England Patriots. To bolster their secondary, they signed veteran Mike Edwards.

Coach Brian Callahan emphasized the need for additional depth after Diggs' injury, which will require surgery. The Titans currently have 10 players on injured reserve, including starting cornerback Chidobe Awuzie.