Sweat’s role could grow if health improves; Week 1 showed he isn’t fully unleashed, but with interior pressure likely improved by Simmons, Sweat can contribute as the complementary force on the edge to pressure Rams QB consistent pressure.

T'Vondre Sweat is back from a tonsillectomy and dealing with an ankle issue, limiting practice reps. If Sweat cannot go, the Titans will lean more on reserves in the defensive line rotation. This could raise the fantasy value of Rams’ interior protection and restore upside for backup defensive linemen in daily formats.

Sweat anchors Tennessee’s interior alongside Simmons, providing interior push and run-stuffing presence. His development adds a layer to Titans’ run defense and creates mismatches for Denver’s interior line, shaping a Week 1 clash of trench battles where interior dominance could tilt the balance.

Sweat's health return tightens the Titans' edge rotation, boosting interior disruption and overall pass rush. His status signals a more complete front seven as Week 1 approaches, potentially increasing the floor for Tennessee's fantasy DL options and creating more consistent pressure against Denver's offense.

Sweat brings interior disruption and flexibility; with Tuttle and Joseph-Day, the Titans can deploy multiple interior looks that pressure guards and limit inside runs, while keeping fresh bodies in the middle.