​Along with 31 other teams, the Tennessee Titans will cut their roster to 53 players on Sunday, which is keeping the scouting department busy in these final days of training camp.Assistant general manager Dave Zeigler met with the media ahead of Thursday’s joint practice with the Chicago Bears and discussed the process and the Titans’ standing at this stage of the preseason. During that discussion, he talked about how the team will attack adding some potential talent to the roster following the cuts.#Titans asst GM Dave Zeigler on the process evaluating players on other teams as options for additions after cut down day. pic.twitter.com/K0FfK2zXJ5— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) August 27, 2026“We’re setting a board very similar to the way we set a draft board together. Now the categories are different because they’re not rounds. You would have guys you would consider claiming, guys you’d consider adding to the practice squad; then there is another category of guys you’d consider working out.”This is an interesting way to help build the roster, and the team could definitely look to upgrade in some depth positions. Zeigler did say there are only a handful of positions up for grabs, and that this practice and the final preseason game on Saturday will be big for some players.This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans’ assistant GM breaks down process to add talent as cuts loom