Titans reshuffle ahead of Week 2 versus the Rams: Corey Levin is promoted from the practice squad to the 53-man roster to bolster interior line depth behind Lloyd Cushenberry as he returns from a torn Achilles. Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson is waived, while Jordan Mims and John Ojukwu are elevated from the practice squad to provide additional depth with JC Latham sidelined and Kalel Mullings doubtful. Tennessee aims to lean on protection and run game at Nissan Stadium.

The Titans shuffled their Week 2 roster Saturday: Corey Levin signed to the 53, Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson waived, and Jordan Mims and John Ojukwu promoted to the active squad, boosting guard/center depth and backfield options ahead of the home opener against the Rams.

With Kalel Mullings out, Mims could take a bigger share of backfield touches while Levin bolsters interior protection for Cam Ward after six sacks in Week 1. The moves reflect a nimble, roster-reshaping approach as Tennessee chases a breakout performance.

These tweaks signal a proactive, depth-driven plan as the Titans aim for their first win of the season against a dangerous Rams squad, keeping fantasy managers attentive to how the newly elevated pieces impact workload and production.

The Titans reshuffle their practice squad, bringing back John Ojukwu and Timmy Horne while releasing Jermar Jefferson and Amani Oruwariye as they prep for the Denver opener. With Tyjae Spears on IR, Tennessee’s backfield depth looks thin, leaving Jordan Mims as the lone on-paper option to supplement Pollard, Chestnut and Mullings, who is nursing a preseason injury. The moves sharpen line versatility and depth at defensive tackle and tackle while testing the running-back contingent early in the season.

Denver looms as the first real test for Tennessee’s reshaped roster, and how the Titans deploy Ojukwu on the edge and Horne inside could influence both the run game and pass protection. The waiver churn signals a preference for veteran depth on the line and a wait-and-see approach at running back while Mullings fights through injury and Spears remains unavailable.

Jordan Mims, a former standout running back from Fresno State who went undrafted, has signed a two-year contract with the Tennessee Titans. The 26-year-old, known for his versatility, carved out an impressive college career with 3,290 rushing yards and 37 touchdowns. His 1,372-yard senior season with 18 touchdowns showcased his potential, but he initially joined the Buffalo Bills post-draft, struggling to find a long-term home in the NFL. Mims aims to make a significant impact with the Titans, bringing depth to their backfield.