Joint practices between Tennessee and Atlanta set a proving ground for Cam Ward and the Titans’ rebuilt line. Ward's growth mirrors Tennessee’s offensive line improvement as they face a Falcons front that isn’t stocked with top pass rushers but still tests patience and accuracy. Tennessee aims to bully the Falcons in the run, leverage improved protection, and show week-to-week progress on the offense. On the depth chart, Trevor Simeon’s addition squashes the idea of a flashy QB2 upgrade, instead underscoring a mentoring role for Ward to accelerate his development. The Titans’ defense, anchored by Jeffrey Simmons, will be tasked with bottling a Falcons ground game led by Bijan Robinson’s future threats (and a capable supporting cast) while juggling a Falcons’ passing attack featuring Drake London, Kyle Pitts, and Darnell Mooney. The exercise offers a concrete read on how Tennessee’s gaps might close this season, especially in the run game and in pass protection, shaping early fantasy projections.