Ryan Tannehill needs work, but leadership and scheme understanding aren't big issues for the Titans
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Ryan Tannehill has a regular season to play, with less explosive weaponry than he’s had in the past and protection that remains a question.
Perhaps as a group, Robert Woods, Austin Hooper and Treylon Burks do better to offset A.J Brown seems reasonable to expect right now.
And perhaps Aaron Brower makes up for his lack of size with his speed and smarts as first in line to replace Rodger Saffold at left guard and Dillon Radunz grows to live up to his draft slot at right tackle, or third-rounder Nicholas Petit-Frere passes him and upgrades the spot and the line is solidified.
There are question marks for sure, but the AFC South is still not strong, Mike Vrabel and the Tennessee defense are and this team will have a path.
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