Notable Players- Ryan Tannehill, Will Levis, Malik Willis

Ryan Tannehill is entering this season at 35 years old with his better years more than likely behind him. The Titans realize that and are working to bring in a future replacement. Willis was that player last year but that project hasn’t panned out. Despite Willis not guaranteed a roster spot, Levis hasn’t separated from Willis this offseason and is even reportedly being outplayed by Willis. Neither inspire much confidence, so this is really a quarterback room to avoid all around. Especially with the lack of weapons to throw to. 

Notable Players- Derrick Henry, Tyjae Spears, Hassan Haskins, Julius Chestnut

Analysts have predicted the wheels to fall off of Henry for years now. Even though he’s entering his age 29 season, I’ll believe it when I see it. But for Dynasty leagues, we all know there is limited time left for Derrick Henry to be a premier rusher in this league and a fantasy RB1. 

The other options in this backfield don’t inspire a lot of confidence. Spears was an off-season darling, but his medicals have discovered cartilage loss in his knee, no ACL, and arthritis already. Haskins is facing some serious allegations off the field and will potentially not be on the team come the start of the season. Finally, Chestnut is on the roster bubble, but with the uncertainty elsewhere in this backfired, could find himself a role.

Notable Players- DeAndre Hopkins, Treylon Burks, Kyle Philips, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

Well, the signing of DeAndre Hopkins did wonders for this wide receiver core, making it not look like one of the worst receiver rooms in the league. Hopkins still has the juice and will come in immediately as the WR1 and target hog. That hurts Burks’ short-term value, but does a lot of good for his long-term value. Burks was a slot receiver in college and transitioned to X-receiver with the Titans, basically learning a new position. The addition of Hopkins gives Burks a veteran superstar to learn from and also allows Burks to potentially get more slot snaps, his best position from college. 

Hopkins is a fringe top-12 wide receiver based on talent, but probably a high-end fantasy WR2 because of the Titan’s offense. The Titans have consistently been at the bottom of the league in terms of passing numbers. That unfortunately means Burks will be a flex play at best this season without injury. I think Burks will still have great peripherals because of the lack of other passing options, but his immediate fantasy production is extremely capped. 

Kyle Philips is a fun name that was an off-season warrior last year but ran into some injury issues in the season. If he can stay healthy, he seems like a lock for the slot position, mainly due to the sheer lack of depth at the position. Finally, Westbrook-Ikhine is just a guy and shouldn’t be rostered in any format, especially post-Hopkins signing.

Notable Players- Chigoziem Okonkwo, Josh Whyle

Okonkwo has been a hot name this offseason and for good reason. He was very impressive as a rookie and many expect a big jump this year. And I do too, but I think we should temper expectations a bit. I think he has a bright future and is a huge buy for Dynasty leagues but this year in Redraft, I could see him being usable in fantasy but not a difference maker. I have little doubt he’ll be the third receiving option this offseason, but I’m not confident that holds much weight. Whyle is an athletic tight end out of Cincinnati that is intriguing, but not someone that needs to be rostered at this point.