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2 days ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
It is the beginning of the Cam Ward era for the Tennessee Titans, but a lot of his early success is going to depend on his supporting cast. There has been plenty of conversation around the offensive line and wide receiver, but the consensus is that the running backs are in pretty good shape. Tony Pollard was a nice addition last offseason. He was the most consistent player on the offense in 2024.
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6 days ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans ended up with an impressive haul on Day Three of the 2025 NFL Draft. One of the most surprising and overlooked players from that group is former Wisconsin and Florida wide receiver Chimere Dike. Dike was the first pass catcher the Titans drafted under new GM Mike Borgonzi, and his path to playing time should be immediately obvious for fans.
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1 week ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans had to pick and choose what to rebuild this offseason, and Dennard Wilson got the short end of the stick. Wilson will unfortunately be tasked with scheming his defense around what appears to be one of the worst edge-rushing groups in the league on paper this season. Arden Key and Dre'Mont Jones are entering fate-deciding contract years in 2025. Key and Jones are best suited to be a team's top rotational EDGE, but the Titans are relying on them to start.
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1 week ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans have undergone massive changes this offseason. New GM Mike Borgonzi is running things in a collaborative effort with president Chad Brinker. There are at least 10 new projected starters when you compare the team's depth chart at the beginning of last season to the current depth chart for 2025. The Titans are set to have new starters at premium positions such as QB, EDGE, OT, WR, and CB. Rookie No. 1 pick Cam Ward isn't the only change in Nashville.
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1 week ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans are entering the Cam Ward era, but a new quarterback isn't going to be the only thing different about training camp this year. The narratives coming out of Titans training camp have been concerning in recent years. Storylines often featured the starting EDGE defenders picking on the offensive tackles, starters and backups alike.
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1 week ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The 2025 NFL Draft could potentially be a franchise-altering moment for the Tennessee Titans, but that doesn't mean that the 2024 draft class should be forgotten about altogether. Ran Carthon is no longer with the Titans, but his final draft class appears to be a success. Nearly everyone who follows the draft knows that the general rule that landing three quality starters in any class is often considered a success.
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1 week ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans have anointed Cam Ward as the quarterback of the future, and the entire franchise is going to be built around helping him succeed. So, what does that mean for their former quarterback of the future, Will Levis? Brian Callahan, Mike Borgonzi, and Chad Brinker are all in lockstep saying that Ward won't be handed the job in training camp and that he'll have to pry it from Levis.
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2 weeks ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans understood the potential consequences attached to selecting Cam Ward with the first pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. As soon as a coach and GM draft a quarterback, the clock starts on their tenure. If they make the right choice, they get to continue to build around that quarterback and have job security at positions with a high turnover rate around the league. If they are wrong, they will almost certainly be fired within two years of that quarterback proving to be a bust.
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2 weeks ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The 2025 NFL Draft is over and the Tennessee Titans have their quarterback of the future in Cam Ward. The Ward pick was the expectation, so the surprise was more-so learning how the front office navigated the rest of the draft. The Titans appear to have acquired a ton of talent throughout the draft, especially if you include the reported list of undrafted free agents. One of the team's most glaring needs was at wide receiver, where the Titans needed depth and starters.
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2 weeks ago | 
titansized.com | Will Lomas
The Tennessee Titans are in a great spot to add a high-upside player at a premium position with the 35th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. It is no secret that when you look at the Titans' depth chart at EDGE and wide receiver that the team only has one above-average starter (Calvin Ridley) at either spot. Even if you aren't expecting the Titans to make the playoffs this year, the team simply can't enter the season as currently constructed at those positions.
