Titans shake up the secondary after trading Jarvis Brownlee Jr. to the Jets, freeing snaps for waivers Jalyn Armour-Davis and Samuel Womack to compete with L’Jarius Sneed and Roger McCreary. Armour-Davis logged 19 snaps vs. the Colts; Baker Jr. had 38. Womack, who started for the Colts in 2024, could overtake the mix with more run. Callahan is urged to lean on youth as Tennessee rebuilds, especially versus the Colts and Texans.

The move signals a cost-controlled, upside-driven plan in Tennessee, with Armour-Davis and Womack as the most obvious immediate beneficiaries. Fantasy managers should watch snap trends and matchup-driven upside as the Titans’ corner rotation takes shape in the Weeks ahead.

The Titans face a test of depth as injuries loom ahead of the Colts game. Zeitler and Brownlee are questionable, with Zeitler likely replaced by Blake Hance if he can’t go. If Brownlee sits, Darrell Baker starts and Jalyn Armour-Davis could ecosystem into a rotational role, aided by Armour-Davis’s quick adaptation since joining via waivers. Armour-Davis’s Ravens background and comfort with Dennard Wilson hint at a potential game-changing spark for Tennessee’s secondary.

In a scenario where both Brownslee and Sneed are unavailable, Armour-Davis steps into a larger role alongside Marcus Harris, with the veteran Baker manning the other boundary. The Titans’ depth push underscores how quickly a waiver claim can turn into fantasy-relevant upside, especially for a defense that needs a spark in a pivotal AFC showcase.

Titans roster moves ahead of Week 1 against Denver center on tough decisions. Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson remains on the 53 as a developmental tackle in a league starved for O-line talent, signaling Tennessee’s plan to preserve upside depth. Chimere Dike will get first regular-season return reps, edging veteran Proche with his explosive playmaking and draft pedigree. The Titans also added Jalyn Armour-Davis and Samuel Womack III on waivers, while L’Jarius Sneed’s health remains a key factor as Week 1 approaches.