The Tennessee Titans have been busy this offseason, making notable moves to rebuild their foundation. With the NFL draft in the rearview mirror and rookie minicamps underway, it's the perfect time to assess where the team stands. The Titans secured a strong free-agent class and followed it up with an impressive draft, but according to NFL.com analyst Kevin Patra, there's still unfinished business on general manager Mike Borgonzi's checklist.

Patra highlights three key areas that need attention: developing quarterback Cam Ward, adding a veteran offensive lineman, and determining if rookie receiver Carnell Tate can emerge as a true No. 1 option. Let's break it down.

First and foremost, the Titans' priority is helping Ward thrive. The No. 1 overall pick showed flashes of big-play ability last season, but consistency remains a work in progress. Head coach Brian Daboll is tasked with unlocking Ward's full potential, and the arrival of Tate (selected at No. 4 overall) and free-agent addition Wan'Dale Robinson has already bolstered the passing attack. Tate, in particular, will have an early chance to prove he can be a legitimate top target. If he clicks with Ward, this offense could be electric. However, a lingering question is how much veteran Calvin Ridley has left in the tank.

Beyond quarterback development, adding a veteran offensive lineman might be the most pressing need. The Titans drafted young talent with some experience, which should create intriguing competition, but shoring up the interior with a proven player—like a potential reunion with Kevin Zeitler—would ease concerns and complete the checklist. With these pieces in place, Tennessee is poised for an exciting season, but the work isn't done yet.