Tennessee Titans Depth Chart
- AFC South
- Stadium
- Nissan Stadium
- Head Coach
- Mike Vrabel
- Offensive Coordinator
- Todd Downing
- Defensive Coordinator
- Shane Bowen
- Special Teams Coach
- Craig Aukerman
- Defensive Scheme
- 3-4
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Robert Woods (knee) has reportedly looked good during recent drills. It has been reported that quarterback Ryan Tannehill and Woods have been building chemistry this offseason. At this point, Woods sounds like he'll be 100 percent ready for Week 1. Joe Rexrode of The Athletic believes that Woods should be the No. 1 option in Tennessee. His main competition is Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Treylon Burks, and Austin Hooper. That being said, Woods could very well be the top option for this offense next season. Fantasy managers should wait and see how he looks during training camp before jumping on the bandwagon. Although, it sounds like Woods is doing well and could be a legitimate option in this offense next season.
Tennessee Titans rookie wide receiver Treylon Burks realistically projects as the team's No. 3 receiver to start the season because Nick Westbrook-Ikhine continues to make strides as a playmaker. Robert Woods would have to have a setback in his recovery from a knee injury for him not to be the No. 1. Burks has been limited in offseason workouts due to asthma, and although head coach Mike Vrabel doesn't expect it to be an issue for the rookie, the 22-year-old clearly isn't in top shape. Rookies often struggle to perform consistently early in their first season in the NFL, especially if they aren't getting all the offseason repetitions they can handle. There's a ton of upside for Burks in Year 1 with A.J. Brown gone, but fantasy managers in single-year formats should temper their expectations.
Tennessee Titans tight end Chigoziem Okonkwo has reportedly impressed the team during passing drills. He is an elite athlete that put together solid numbers while at Maryland. That being said, it wasn't shocking to see the Titans use the 143rd pick on Okonkwo. Quarterback Ryan Tannehill mentioned that Okonkwo has made big strides during minicamp. It sounds like the Titans could have a sneaky weapon in Okonkwo. However, he won't be near the top of the depth chart heading into the season. The Titans have Austin Hooper as the No. 1 option and Geoff Swaim behind him. Despite that, Okonkwo could be someone worth stashing in dynasty formats.
Tennessee Titans rookie wide receiver Treylon Burks and tight end Tommy Hudson (leg) both missed the team's mandatory minicamp practice on Tuesday. Burks was spotted on a stationary bike, but he didn't actually practice with the team. The 22-year-old first-rounder is dealing with asthma and has been very limited during offseason workouts, losing valuable repetitions heading into his first NFL season. Burks should have a big role in Tennessee's offense in his first year with A.J. Brown now in Philadelphia, but it remains to be seen if the rookie can stay on the field enough to make a big enough impact for fantasy managers. Hudson was carted off the field last week at practice, but he might be ready for training camp next month.
Tennessee Titans wide receivers coach Rob Moore said that rookie wide receiver Treylon Burks has been dealing with asthma. The first-rounder had breathing issues during rookie minicamp and had to be removed from drills early on. Burks was also limited during the team's voluntary organized team activities due to conditioning issues, but we now have a little more clarity on the situation. The 22-year-old is taking things one day at a time and is focused on improving as he heads into his first NFL season. Burks is expected to have a big role immediately as the team's No. 2 receiver behind Robert Woods, but his conditioning issues could make him inconsistent in redraft leagues in 2022.
