Chestnut is highlighted in the Titans’ backfield depth battle, with potential to push for the fourth RB slot given Mullings, Jefferson, and Chestnut’s versatility and performance in preseason and practice.

Chestnut’s short TD capped a sequence that spurred the confrontation, illustrating his role as a physical, versatile back in camp. His outside run and ability to force a block on Simmons hint at a multi-dimensional backfield option who could contribute in quick-hitting plays and goal-line scenarios.

Chestnut carried eight times for 25 yards in Week 2, anchoring the Titans’ early ground game and contributing to a visible backfield competition that could shape roster spots as August progresses.

Chestnut logged 22 carries last season and brings veteran savvy to the Titans’ backfield. With Spears sidelined, Chestnut would be called on to contribute as a supplementary early-down option and special-teams depth, giving fantasy managers a speculative bench option in deeper leagues.

Chestnut stepped in for the Titans as Spears’ injury surfaced, tallying three carries for 18 yards in limited action. His ability to run with power and show consistency in pass protection could push him into more significant backup duties if Mullings isn’t quite ready.