The Titans Starting Offensive Line Competition Seems Settled

A to Z Sports Nashville
•August 19th, 2026
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The Tennessee Titans' offensive line competition finally appears to be taking shape. Buck Reising breaks down why the Titans may have settled on their starting five, with rookie guard Fernando Carmona seeming to emerge as the winner of the biggest position battle during training camp.
Carmona, the rookie out of Arkansas, has taken control of the starting right guard spot, while the rest of the Titans offensive line appears to be falling into place. Buck examines what the potential starting five means for Tennessee heading into the 2026 NFL season and how the unit could impact the Titans' offense.
The projected starting offensive line includes Dan Moore Jr. at left tackle, Peter Skoronski at left guard, Austin Schlottmann at center, Fernando Carmona at right guard, and JC Latham at right tackle.
Buck also looks at the players rotating behind the starters, including Jackson Slater, Cordell Volson, and Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, and what their roles could look like moving forward.
In this video:
Why the Titans offensive line competition appears settled.
Fernando Carmona's emergence at right guard.
The projected Titans starting offensive line.
Peter Skoronski and JC Latham's roles up front.
The importance of Austin Schlottmann at center.
How Jackson Slater, Cordell Volson and Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson fit into the rotation.
Is this the Titans' best starting offensive line combination for 2026? Let Buck know your thoughts in the comments.
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