Cam Ward flashed poise and accuracy in Week 1, threading several darts and using his legs to extend plays, even as the Titans offense struggled with design and penalties. The defense swarmed, forcing turnovers, while special teams provided a meaningful spark. Brian Callahan’s Monday remarks drew sharp scrutiny and could threaten locker-room trust if not backed by clearer accountability. For fantasy, Ward’s upside combined with Tennessee’s defensive and special-teams momentum offers a compelling path forward once the offense stabilizes.

Fantasy managers should watch Ward’s development closely, noting the surrounding cast and how the play-calling evolves. The Titans appear capable of meaningful improvement if coaching clarity tightens and the defense sustains its surge, creating a favorable environment for Ward and the skill players ahead of Week 2.

Tyler Warren vaults into fantasy spotlight as a potential top-10 tight end after the Colts spent a top-15 pick on him. The crew sees him thriving in a Peyton-Steichen-era offense, leveraging quick, reliable targets and a wide array of alignments to juice PPR upside.

Evan Engram stands as the underneath option in a Jaguars attack that also features Sutton and Mims stretching the field. Kelce and Andrews remain steady anchors, while Hopkins is slated for a red-zone/vertical role that could tilt target distribution in BAL. Draft plans center Warren around ADP near 107, a bold-but-reasonable bet for a monster step forward.