Even with depleted weapons, it's reasonable to expect Ryan Tannehill to elevate
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Titans inserted Ryan Tannehill into a favorable system when he took over as their starting quarterback during the 2019 season.
That’s not a bad thing, that’s a good thing.
Teams are supposed to maximize the strengths of their players, and in trading for Tannehill in the first place, Jon Robinson and Mike Vrabel recognized a great contingency plan for Marcus Mariota.
Pool photo/ Donald Page, Tennessee Titans
Derrick Henry and the run game are the central components of the Titans’ offense and play-action throws built off of that are the backbone of the passing game.
Too often Tannehill has been criticized for being good in that framework.
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