The Tennessee Titans have reportedly decided not to place a tender on 2021 starting right tackle, David Quessenberry, who is now an unrestricted free agent. The news comes from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Quessenberry, 31, played every single snap for the Titans, serving as the team’s starting right tackle. While he was good as a run-blocker, Quessenberry struggled in pass protection, allowing a league-high 11 sacks.
I was fine with Tennessee bringing him back as a depth option but not as a starter, and while that’s still possible, this move makes it less likely he’ll return to Nashville in 2022.
As far as options to replace Quessenberry are concerned, the Titans could see a competition between Dillon Radunz and newly-signed Jamarco Jones. We certainly wouldn’t rule out another option being brought in, and one that hopefully gives more hope than the aforementioned two.
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