Key is listed as limited for Titans Wednesday, a key edge option who could be pivotal in pressuring Ward. His health status will influence Tennessee’s ability to disrupt Rams’ rhythm in Week 2.

Key pairs with Jones as a speed-focused edge rusher, tasked with expanding Tennessee’s sack potential and disruption. His experience and chemistry with Dre’Mont Jones should sharpen the Titans’ pressure schemes and create more hurried decisions for Ward and Denver’s line in Week 1.

Key adds edge presence to a group featuring Oladejo, Jones, Ward, and Gaye, creating chances for sacks and disruptive plays off the edge and helping define Tennessee’s pass-rush profile.

Key brings veteran edge presence to a Titans unit hoping to accelerate its pass rush. His chemistry with the defense’s interior could push sack totals and disrupt opposing quarterbacks, elevating IDP and team defensive dynamics.

Key’s relentless pressure in practice hints at a more aggressive Titans front. With Simmons anchoring the interior and Key providing edge bursts, Tennessee showed brief flashes of a disruptive pass rush that could drive sacks and hurried throws in games, boosting defensive upside for fantasy streaming.