The Tennessee Titans reportedly made their first outside signing of the offseason on Monday, a move that addressed the offensive line.
Tennessee agreed to terms with former Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle, Andre Dillard, who is expected to be at least a temporary solution at left tackle, one of the team’s biggest needs.
The problem with that is Dillard doesn’t have a ton of starting experience. In four years in the league (he missed 2020 with a torn biceps), the former first-round pick has only started nine games, including zero in 2022.
Some of that can be attributed to the fact that the Eagles have been deep along the offensive line (must be nice), but as Eagles Wire managing editor Glenn Erby told us in a recent Q&A, there’s a bit more to it than that.
Here’s a look at what Erby had to say about that and more when we asked him five questions about Tennessee’s newest offensive lineman.