NASHVILLE, Tenn. – One of the great questions of the post-Derrick Henry era is how defenses will now view the Titans.
Stacked boxes were a regular feature against Henry and the Titans’ offense. Their frequency is sure to go down against a team featuring Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears at running back and more three-wide sets.
At least at the start, it will be less clear who opponents need to focus on as the Titans' primary weapon, though Calvin Ridley would appear to be the team’s most threatening weapon.
I’ve spent some time reading Warren Sharp’s 2024 Football Preview, which provides more statistical analysis than any normal human can digest in one reading.
