Tennessee Titans Re-Sign Center Corey Levin for 2025 Season

The Tennessee Titans have re-signed veteran center Corey Levin to a one-year deal as they continue to strengthen their offensive line. Levin, drafted in the sixth round by the Titans in 2017, has played a valuable backup role, appearing in 71 games with five starts over his tenure. He will support starting center Lloyd Cushenberry, who is recovering from an Achilles injury, while the Titans also signed new players Dan Moore, Kevin Zeitler, and Blake Hance to enhance their offensive line. Levin, who has shown versatility by playing both center and guard, is expected to contribute significantly to the team's depth this season. The Titans aim to improve their offensive unit after a challenging 2024 campaign, where Levin played in 10 games and provided key snaps during critical moments. His familiarity with the team and locker room dynamics is seen as an asset as they prepare for the upcoming season.