After falling short in the playoffs last season, the Tennessee Titans are reloading for another shot at the Super Bowl. Robert Woods and Austin Hooper are great acquisitions, as both of them will bring stability to the offense. However, this team is two key additions away from having a complete offense. For that reason, we take a look at two moves the Titans must make this offseason to solidify the roster.

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Defensively, the Titans are set. Jeffery Simmons is shaping up to be one of the best defensive linemen in the league. Additionally, Tennessee has an elite pass rush along with one of the best inside linebacking cores as well. Not to mention, the secondary is shaping up nicely with Kevin Byard leading the way. With the defense intact, the front office should be going all-in on improving the offense.

The two most notable areas of concern are the offensive line and wide receiver room. It'd be smart for the Titans to find a new starting left guard or right tackle, depending on how they see Dillon Radunz fitting within the scheme. Furthermore, Tennessee could use one more talented receiver to join the offense. AJ Brown and Robert Woods lead the way, but drafting an exciting rookie could be the missing key to success for this franchise.

With that said, here are two moves the Titans must make to complete their roster in the 2o22 NFL offseason.

Titans Offseason Roster Moves

2. Find a starting LG or RT

Dillon Radunz proved to be a reliable fill-in at left guard and right tackle. He's likely to earn a starting job this coming season, so the coaching staff will need to find a new starter at whichever position Radunz is not playing. We should see the Titans select a guard or tackle in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Tennessee doesn't have a second-round pick, which isn't ideal. However, it's not the end of the world, as the Titans will have a chance to find a solid offensive lineman within the first three rounds. Whoever they acquire should be expected to make an immediate impact on the offense. For that reason, the front office could use a first-round selection to improve the offensive line.

Two prospects that stand out as potential fits for the Titans are Zion Johnson and Tyler Smith. Johnson is more of an interior offensive lineman who would fill in nicely at guard. Meanwhile, Smith plays on the outside and would likely take over as the starting right tackle. Either one of these prospects would be a great pick for Tennessee.

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1. Acquire another talented WR

It's hard to imagine the Titans signing another receiver in free agency, especially due to their limited cap space. Regardless, Tennessee is in desperate need of a competent third option in the wide receiver room. The scouting department has done their due diligence observing the incoming rookie class, as it's highly likely we see this franchise select an exciting prospect at some point in the NFL Draft.

With AJ Brown and Robert Woods leading the way, Tennessee's offense should be in great shape. Although Woods is coming off an ACL tear, there is reason to believe he'll be substantially more productive than Julio Jones. If that's the case, then the Titans just need a rookie to make an immediate impact. Additionally, it would be nice to have a prospect who has the potential of becoming a solid second option down the road.

There are numerous exciting prospects entering the league through the draft this offseason. The Titans have a chance to take one of the top wide receivers of the draft. A few names that could fall to the 26th overall pick are Chris Olave, Treylon Burks, Jameson Williams, and Jahan Dotson. There's also the possibility of Tennessee trading back into the second round, where they could still select an exciting prospect. As long as the front office picks a rookie receiver within the first three rounds, this offense should be locked and loaded for the season.