The Titans need to trade these players to help accelerate their painful rebuild.

After a demoralizing collapse against the Jets, center Austin Schlottmann insists Tennessee can rediscover its preseason spark before facing a high-powered Eagles roster in Nashville.

Austin Schlottmann appears to be winning the Tennessee Titans center job after a strong start to training camp.

The Tennessee Titans had virtually zero fallout to speak of an no apparent ill feelings coming back to practice on Aug. 6. after a heated session on Aug. 4.

ESPN named the Titans' starting center competition one of the NFL's top training camp battles as three players compete for the job.

Easton Freeze breaks down his one on one interview with Tennessee Titans center austin Schlottman to discuss why he was the pick by the Titans to start at center

Facing a crowded depth chart and veteran competition, the undrafted lineman relies on career-long resilience to anchor Tennessee’s overhauled offensive line and protect a developing young quarterback.

Austin Schlottmann followed Brian Daboll and Carmen Bricillo to the Titans, signing a three-year, $7 million deal in the offseason.

Titans GM Mike Borgonzi came into 2026 with a long laundry list of things he had to accomplish, and he checked most of those boxes. But it's impossible to address everything with so many roster holes, and one big gamble could paint the whole picture this fall...