The Tennessee Titans have limited bullets left in their gun after Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry. Over the past two seasons, they went 23-10 with no success in the postseason (0-2). Their receiving corps has a whole new look this season with two signings (WR Robert Woods and TE Austin Hooper) and the addition of WR Treylon Burke in this year’s draft. The loss of WR A.J. Brown removed star power, but the overall changes should be a win for the Titans’ passing attack. Tennessee will ride Henry early and often, and they hope to have found a future franchise quarterback in Malik Willis. The Titans remain a top contender in the AFC South.
Offense
Tennessee was one of two teams in the NFL to have more rushing attempts than passes. They averaged 32.4 runs per game, with most of the workload falling on Derrick Henry (219 carries) when on the field for eight games. Their game plan will be the same in 2022.
