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Titans will soon get answers on rebuilt O-line

AP photo by George Walker IV / Aaron Brewer, who has moved from right guard to center, will be the only returning starter on the Tennessee Titans' offensive line in Sunday's season opener against the host New Orleans Saints.
AP photo by George Walker IV / Aaron Brewer, who has moved from right guard to center, will be the only returning starter on the Tennessee Titans' offensive line in Sunday's season opener against the host New Orleans Saints.

NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans are about to start learning just how well their biggest offseason project went.

The Titans revamped the entire offensive line, and when they open their season Sunday against the host New Orleans Saints, it will be with a group that has only one returning starter, Aaron Brewer, with right tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere suspended for the first six games.

Brewer moved from left guard to center, and the undrafted lineman from Texas State going into his fourth NFL season doesn’t care what anyone else thinks of this group.

“I’m just trying to be the best offensive line in the league, and that’s the only thing I’m focused on,” Brewer said.

Gone are three-time Pro Bowl left tackle Taylor Lewan and veteran center Ben Jones, cleared to make room in the salary cap, while right guard Nate Davis left as a free agent.