The Tennessee Titans needed to improve their offensive line over the offseason and they did that by signing Dan Moore Jr. While the Titans made a necessary sign

Defensive lineman Lorenzo Carter is retiring from the NFL after signing with the Tennessee Titans in March. Carter, a seven-year NFL veteran, played for the Giants and Falcons before joining the Titans. After signing with the Tennessee Titans in March, defensive lineman Lorenzo Carter is retiring from the NFL.

The former Titans offensive lineman has more questions than answers when it comes to Will Levis getting season-ending shoulder surgery so soon after arriving at training camp.

The Tennessee Titans aren’t putting a measuring stick on what counts as success for 2025. The Titans went 3-14 in 2024 and landed the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft.

The Tennessee Titans’ decision to sign Dan Moore Jr. to a four-year, $82 million contract has drawn sharp criticism across the NFL landscape. Analysts have placed this deal under intense scrutiny, questioning whether Moore’s past performance justifies his top-tier salary.

ESPN asked NFL analysts Mike Clay, Aaron Schatz, and Seth Walder to rank every roster in the league. They considered factors like talent, age, and production, and then detailed the strongest and weakest position groups, identified X factors, and selected nonstarters who could have an outsized role this season.

Just four months into his Tennessee Titans tenure, linebacker Lorenzo Carter is calling it a career. Carter has informed the Titans he intends to retire, according to Jim Wyatt—a reporter for the team website.