Tennessee dropped Week 1 to Denver, and a big story line was L’Jarius Sneed’s usage. He played 19 first-half snaps but didn’t appear in the second half, a clear coaching call on a pitch-count that left fantasy managers scratching their heads after his spring ramp-up from PUP. Tennessee’s offense settled for four field goals, with Joey Slye handling the kicking duties. The result raises questions about how Tennessee will manage Sneed’s workload, and whether others on the defense or the kicking game can offset potential ceiling dips while the plan takes shape.