The Titans enter the season as a high-variance ride; the analysis highlights Cam Ward as a potential spark, but warns dysfunction and identity issues could cap the offense. If Ward rises, Titans pass-catchers could surprise, but risk remains high in a volatile division.

L’Jarius Sneed headlines Titans headlines with a reported physical and practice return. Adding depth at corner could influence the Titans’ secondary depth chart and impact fantasy defenses that align against Tennessee. His presence could help stabilize a unit in need of playmaking at corner.

Jefferson provides a proven big-play option and a rotational deep threat, balancing Ridley’s volume without overshadowing the top target.

Lockett serves as a slot and possession bridge, providing a steady floor and complementing Ridley’s deep targets in a varied attack.

Ward’s quick hook to a pass-first offense puts Ridley in a favorable position to rack up targets and deep looks, while Ward’s development dictates the efficiency and TD opportunities of the aerial attack.