NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- One of the great mysteries about the Titans heading into the NFL Draft is at receiver, where they need major help.

A team that has put high value on big, physical guys is looking to be faster all over the field. In this draft, there are a lot of interesting options who would come with a trade-off of size for speed.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 A detailed conversation about wide receivers with Matt Harmon of Reception Perception.
💥 The state of the stadium progress.
💥 Amy Adams Strunk's finances.
💥 The idea of the Titans making a move for a top-four QB in the draft.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- We see it all around the league. One move can have long-lasting repercussions for a franchise.

The worst move the Titans made in 2022 still ripples through the team, in some ways more important than others. I talk through the extent of it in The Paul Kuharsky Podcast.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 The dire need at wide receiver, the lack of veteran solutions and the indications the Titans are fine with kids as solutions.
💥 The latest on Derrick Henry and Kevin Byard.
💥 How "earning it on the grass" will be no challenge for Ryan Tannehill.
💥 Thought on the Thursday night flex debate.
💥 A Matt Hasselbeck phone number mystery.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- We're told, generally, that money doesn't solve everything and that the rich have issues just like the rest of us. I think that's the same when it comes to NFL teams with more money to spend.

In this week's edition of the podcast, I look at the situation coming for the Titans in a year, when they would currently have $140 million against the expected salary cap. I don't think it will wind up being the miracle solution to all the team's personnel problems that people might imagine.

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Other subjects I dive into:

💥 How the best players are increasingly likely to move in trades than free agency.
💥 The Falcons with an example of the kind of thing the Titans can do next year. 
💥 A player who's mastered the guarantee game.
💥 The Titans' attitude regarding the backup quarterback spot.
💥 How Dennis Daley found another job.
 

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- When we look back at the Titans free-agent class of 2023, will we see a team that smartly grabbed players who didn't have full opportunity in their first chance that the team got at good prices?

In this week's edition of the podcast, I look at the five guys the team's agreed to terms with and consider just what they are getting.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 My strengthening feeling the team wants Andre Dillard to be its starting left tackle and how that affects what I am thinking about No. 11 in the draft
💥 Why Arden Key left the Jaguars
💥 Whether Azeez Al-Shazeer and Monty Rice can play next to each other
💥 How you need to choose between injury solutions or David Long
💥 Aaron Brewer's RFA tender as insurance against another roster hole
 

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Titans can look back to a coordinator from near the turn of the century to see the sort of adaptability Tim Kelly needs to show.

In this week's edition of the podcast, I look back to Mike Heimerdinger, hired 23 years ago this week, and what he did with the offense in 2003 as an example of what the franchise can do now to open things up in looking to score more.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 Just how smartly Heimerdinger adapted when he had to
💥 The reaction to potentially big changes like a Derrick Henry trade
💥 Why year old news about throwback uniforms is being treated as if it's some sort of brand-new revelation
💥 Players and social media
💥 Faster wide receiver
 

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- You've got to go for a quarterback until you get one. But I put some guardrails on that philosophy.

In this week's edition of the podcast, I look at the last 15 trades up for a quarterback in the first round. Is a 27 percent chance at a franchise guy good enough?

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 Coaches who skip the combine
💥 What Tim Kelly said about last year's offense being predictability
💥 The idea of the Titans trading up for a quarterback now versus later
💥 Rereading your favorite book
💥 A secret promotion
 

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode  -- "Pain-Free Titans' Cuts" -- is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which you can see below.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 What the Titans' cuts mean
💥 A history of what recent players have done after they've left Tennessee
💥 Free-agent edge rusher options
💥 My review of a new city for me, Tulsa
💥 A tribute to Taylor Lewan 

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode  -- "Malik Willis' Fresh Start" -- is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which you can see below.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 The noise about QB scenarios
💥 How new offensive coaches will be good for Malik Willis
💥 The shape of Mike Vrabel's staff has changed, but the numbers are only up a tick
💥 A small technical adjustment with immediate results
💥 Fans hearing what they want 

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode  -- "The Cleveland Model?" -- is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and YouTube, which you can see below.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 Ran Cathon's front-office structure
💥 Mike Vrabel's in-house hires
💥 The importance of the spring
💥 A notable Vrabel slip of the tongue
💥 A shift to analysts on the coaching staff
💥 Flex scheduling for Mondays, and eventually Thursdays?
💥 Tim Kelly's resume

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A new podcast episode is up on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts and YouTube.

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Subjects I dive into:

💥 Mike Vrabel's hiring process and timing and what it tells us about who may be coming
💥 Why offensive head coaching hires are good for the Titans
💥 The reporting of interviews and hires
💥 Joseph Ossai and one play losing a game
💥 Boss time
💥 Roster construction of the final four and the lessons it offers for the Titans
💥 Ran Cathon and players who love ball