Titans’ preseason arc centers on Ward’s growth, Helm’s ceiling at tight end, and the depth that could redefine snap counts. The roster battles at WR and the potential for a late-spring QB addition shape a season where momentum matters as much as talent.

Restrepo’s role behind Ward and the top receivers adds a practical floor component for dynasty depth. If he earns a roster spot and snaps, his quickness and route-running could translate into a handful of reliable targets as the Titans round out their receiver group.

Helm’s ceiling as a true vertical threat and intermediate target could unlock the Titans’ middle of the field. His ball skills and contested-catch ability imply red-zone value, especially in Ward’s improving pocket game.

Ridley’s absence from practice is noted, impacting the Titans’ WR depth and elevating opportunities for Restrepo and Proche, while adding urgency to the WR competition and roster planning.

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.