2 Tennessee Titans who could be trade candidates before the 2024 season

The Tennessee Titans could consider trading several veterans as training camp progresses forward

By Justin Melo | Jul 4, 2024

Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis (8) is sacked by Houston Texans defensive end Jonathan Greenard (52) under offensive tackle Daniel Brunskill (60) in overtime at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn., Sunday, Dec. 17, 2023. / Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean / USA

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Daniel Brunskill, IOL

Daniel Brunskill was the starting right guard for Mike Vrabel last season. He was, at best, a league-average performer. Pro Football Focus credited him with allowing 26 quarterback pressures, but just two sacks. Brunskill remains under contract for the 2024 campaign, but he's no longer viewed as a shoo-in starter.

In a move that initially flew under the radar, the Titans signed veteran guard Saahdiq Charles to a modest one-year contract. OTAs and minicamp then arrived with reports of Charles working his way up the pecking order. Legendary offensive line coach Bill Callahan has typically preferred to utilize big-bodied, athletic interior linemen. Brunskill, who the Titans list at 300 pounds, doesn't necessarily fit the bill.

The first time Callahan spoke with the media, he hinted that signing Charles was initially his idea. Since then, Brunskill has admitted to working as a backup center, a position he's familiar with playing from his previous stop with the San Francisco 49ers. Versatile offensive linemen are always in high demand around the league. Brunskill could potentially fetch the Titans a Day Three pick on the market.

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