Talking with TD is a Titans-first NFL show built around the questions that shape a team before the games arrive. It is especially tuned to the offseason. Draft talk sits near the center, with repeated attention to prospect value, positional priorities, and how one pick changes the rest of the roster. The show does not treat those choices as abstract rankings. It asks how a player would function in Tennessee, who he would complement, and what the coaching staff would be asking him to do. That makes conversations about Cam Ward, Will Levis, Reuben Bain, Jeremiyah Love, edge prospects, receivers, and the number four pick feel connected rather than scattered. Free agency gets the same treatment. A signing such as Michael Carter becomes a discussion about familiarity, third-down usage, risk, and competition inside a crowded room. Coaching changes also get meaningful space. Brian Dable, Gus Bradley, Robert Sala, and Mike Borgonzi come up through press conferences, installation talk, and the larger question of how coaches build confidence and fit systems to players. The pace is brisk. Points are raised, challenged, restated, and narrowed until the football logic is clear. Run TMC with Chris Sanders gives the show a recurring former-Titans lane, especially when the conversation turns to Titans history, receiver play, offseason routines, or how things work inside a team. The guest list can stretch from draft voices like Emery Hunt to players and team figures. Local radio flavor stays present throughout. There are quick detours into weather, Nashville, jerseys, old baseball memories, and studio rapport, but the show usually snaps back to the Titans question on the board. It works best for listeners who care less about final-score recap and more about why a decision might make sense. The texture is conversational, but the purpose is evaluative. Talking with TD is football talk for people following the build, not just the Sunday result.