NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Titans' failures at receiver tend to focus on the trade of A.J. Brown.

But other moves at the position also contributed to the team’s lack of playmakers and will continue to have a bearing on the 2023 roster.

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Julio Jones and Robert Woods are still messing them up.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Yes, it's time for the best questions of the week.

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Chris Kaklamanis Okay… I’ve been seeing lots of whack stuff that people have been posting on Twitter or talking about on national tv and I need to ask to your thoughts Paul Kuharsky.

Lots of people with podcasts or tv shows are talking about the Titans are going to either cut Henry for a $7M cap relief, or trade him.. and that seems totally ridiculous to me. Do you think the Titans are going to make a silly and shortsighted move like moving on from Henry?

One year left on his deal so I can’t imagine the Titans would get anything more than a 4th or 5th round pick. And I can’t see why on earth the would Titans cut Henry.

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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.

Whichever platform you prefer, please subscribe, rate and review.

The YouTube broadcast is below.

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 

You can find previous podcasts here.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- An eventful day calls for a get-together and a thorough discussion of all matters connected to the Titans releasing Taylor Lewan, Robert Woods, Zach Cunningham and Randy Bullock.

So many of you poured yourself a little something and joined me to talk about these moves, what they mean and what's next for the football team from Nashvegas.

Media will have a chance to discuss all this and more with Ran Carton and Mike Vrabel next week in Indianapolis at the scouting combine. But until then, it's for us to sort through. SO we got to it. You can head to the private Facebook page or below to the private YouTube to rewatch.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Taylor Lewan needed an assist to find the press room at Titans headquarters. From the locker room, he’d headed down a long hallway to the lobby where security pointed him through another door to us.

He was pissed, the only player any of us remembered coming into our little area holding his phone open to an Instagram post and working his way down to me, last seat in the second row.

“What’s this?” he asked, holding it up.

By MIKE HERNDON, columnist

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Over the last couple of weeks, we have been previewing Titans' free agency at specific positions of need. We started with the offensive line (check that out here) and then moved to wide receiver last week (read here).

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – There is one question that comes up in the discussion about Ryan Tannehill’s future with the Titans that is too simple, too cut-and-dried and simply can’t be what the franchise uses to decide what to do about him as he heads into the final year of his contract.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Because the current state of their roster and salary cap dictates so much work pertaining to 2023, it’s difficult to look beyond the league year that starts on March 15 and the season that will kick off in September.

But teams that are in good working order are not just looking at the coming season as they plan for personnel, but for a year and even two years ahead.

We’ve covered the most significant decision pertaining to the 2024 Titans quite thoroughly as we’ve contemplated their direction with Ryan Tannehill, who’s got a $36.6 salary cap number in 2023, the final year of his four-year contract.

What about other key players who are heading into the final year of their deals?