Legarius Sneed activation off PUP sharpens the Titans’ ceiling and injects an experienced, disruptive presence into the secondary, potentially unlocking both sides of the ball as the season opens. Cam Ward’s five-TD practice day signals a growing comfort with the playbook and an increasing command of the offense, even as health and roster questions loom. The Van Jefferson trade chatter adds a veteran option to the wideout room and presses Tennessee to balance depth with cost, especially with injuries to Ridley and Winston and questions around Sweat’s availability. Rosters and future planning remain fluid, but the optimism centers on a defense that could finally support a young offense with clearer paths to big plays and improved field position. The Titans’ preseason finale and subsequent roster decisions will be critical in shaping Week 1 expectations for fantasy managers.

The Tennessee Titans' secondary is a mixed bag heading into the training camp, with clear starters but a concerning lack of depth. The locks are Legarius Sneed, Roger McCreary, Jarvis Brownley Jr., and Daryl Baker Jr., providing a solid foundation if Sneed can return to form after injuries. McCreary is particularly noted for his exceptional skills as a nickel cornerback. However, should Sneed not be healthy, the Titans face a precarious situation, as the remaining options lack the reliability needed for a successful defense.

Potential free-agent targets like Kyle Fuller or Asante Samuel Jr. are on the table if the Titans decide to bolster their cornerback depth. As training camp approaches, the team's ability to manage Sneed's health will be pivotal in determining their defensive strategy and overall performance this season.