MOBILE, Ala. -- Roughly eight members of the Tennessee Titans brass sat dialed in as 22-year-old Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders smiled while answering questions during a meeting last week at the East-West Shrine Bowl in Frisco, Texas.
It was the first of many conversations about Sanders potentially becoming the future face of the franchise.
Titans coach Brian Callahan and general manager Mike Borgonzi were on hand, in addition to president of football operations Chad Brinker. Borgonzi, who was hired as Tennessee's 16th general manager two weeks ago, rolled up his sleeves and dove into the Titans' quarterback search with Callahan for the first time in an interview setting.