The Titans reshaped their quarterback room after a rough preseason showing, releasing Tim Boyle and signing Trevor Siemian to take the third-string spot behind Ryan Tannehill. Cushenberry III, the Titans’ center, passed his physical and is working his way off the physically unable to perform list, step by step returning to practice this week as Tennessee prepares for joint sessions with the Falcons ahead of Friday’s exhibition. Siemian, who spent much of 2024 on Tennessee’s practice squad, brings a veteran presence to a room that now has renewed stability and a clearer contingency plan.

From a fantasy lens, the move steadies the Titans’ post-Tannehill quarterback depth and creates a clearer path for Siemian to contribute if called upon. Cushenberry’s return should help the interior line and the run game, potentially boosting short-area efficiency. The Titans’ practice against the Falcons and their upcoming exhibition against Atlanta’s roster, followed by the Tampa Bay result, frame a week of evaluation that could influence late-round and waiver decisions as Week 1 approaches.

In short, Tennessee’s QB shakeup reduces immediate volatility, offers a veteran backup to learn the offense, and lends optimism for line stability with Cushenberry back in action. For fantasy managers, the story shifts attention to Siemian’s upside in a measured Titans offense and Cushenberry’s impact on the run game and play-action effectiveness.