L'Jarius Sneed returned for Tennessee on a pitch-count of about 20-25 plays, appearing in 21 snaps in Week 1 against Denver after quad rehab. Fantasy takeaway: expect a slow ramp with limited upside until workload stabilizes; a 25-snap ceiling early keeps him outside top-24 unless practice intel shifts. The Titans are juggling their secondary rotation, so weekly snap splits for Titans DBs remain dynamic, making volatile weeks the norm as the plan unfolds.

Brian Callahan emphasized the plan as a gradual ramp, not a full-time role upgrade. That approach clouds immediate fantasy value for Sneed and the Titans’ corners. For fantasy players, this is a wait-and-see situation: monitor practice notes, follow any elevation changes, and be ready to pivot if the snap counts rise or if the rotation tightens into a clearer top trio.