Tennessee Titans general manager Jon Robinson is down at the owner’s meetings in Florida this week, where he spoke about the team’s recent offseason moves.
Among the moves he addressed included the trade for wide receiver Robert Woods, the signings of tight end Austin Hooper, offensive lineman Jamarco Jones, defensive back A.J. Moore, and running back Trenton Cannon.
On top of those moves, Robinson also discussed the re-signings of Ben Jones and Harold Landry, while also noting how important it was to keep as many guys from the 2021 team as possible, per Jim Wyatt of Titans Online.
“We won 12 games last year, and we had a bunch of good players on the team, and good coaches to put them in good positions,” Robinson said. “You want to try and keep as many of those guys as possible, knowing that it is impossible to keep everybody. But the guys we have back, we are expecting them to compete like they did last year for a role and to try and contribute, whether it is offensively, defensively or on special teams, to the team effort.”
Now, here’s a look at what Robinson said about each of the aforementioned moves specifically, as well as what the future might hold for the Titans throughout the rest of free agency.
