Most of the focus this offseason surrounding the Tennessee Titans has been on the roster and the work general manager Mike Borgonzi and the front office have done to rebuild the struggling franchise. Unfortunately, because of that focus, the work the organization and Borgonzi have done to retool the front office has flown under the radar.

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Aside from the rumbles on social media (and in some media outlets), the biggest story of the offseason regarding the front office was Chad Brinker stepping down, which is somewhat understandable. But after some speculated that the inevitable move to replace Brinker would be tainted by nepotism, the Titans didn’t follow that path and instead hired longtime league official Dave Gardi as his replacement.

After that, the story died down, and the value of their hire was somewhat overlooked. That’s not the case with NFL Insider Albert Breer, who applauds the Titans in his weekly notebook segment.

Good get by the Titans in landing Dave Gardi to oversee the operations side for the team. To me, this creates a setup like the old Eagles’ setup, where Andrew Berry and Joe Douglas were reporting to Howie Roseman before those two got the Browns and Jets GM jobs. In this case, Gardi would be Berry, and assistant GM Dave Ziegler would be Douglas.

Gardi has over 20 years of NFL experience and spent the past two seasons at the team level with the Washington Commanders. He is known as a rules expert, making him a valuable asset for Borgonzi as he continues to rebuild the Titans organization from the ground up.

Now, with Gardi in place, Tennessee can focus on signing Keldric Faulk, the final unsigned draft choice from their last class.

This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: NFL insider: Tennessee Titans' front office now set up like the Eagles'

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