Titans Depth Chart Prediction: Offense Has Certainly Improved

The Tennessee Titans have made some changes to their offense in the first week of free agency. Here's a look at how the depth chart shakes out for the Titans:

Quarterback:

• Will Levis, Brandon Allen

Levis is still the starter, but he'll likely be replaced by the time the NFL Draft rolls around.

Running Back:

• Tony Pollard, Tyjae Spears, Jabari Small

The Titans are likely content at running back, but they could bring in a few undrafted free agents, and maybe even a late draft pick to compete with Small for the No. 3 role.

Wide Receiver:

• Calvin Ridley, Treylon Burks, Van Jefferson, Mason Kinsey, Colton Dowell, Bryce Oliver, Tay Martin, Jha'Quan Jackson, Stanley Morgan Jr.

The Titans are in desperate need of a wide receiver. Losing Tyler Boyd and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine and only getting Jefferson in return means the team will likely look both in late free agency and the draft for potential starters.

Tight End:

• Chig Okonkwo, Josh Whyle, David Martin-Robinson, Thomas Odukoya

The Titans should be solid at tight end, running it back with the same four from a year ago.

Left Tackle:

• Dan Moore Jr., Nicholas Petit-Frere, Arlington Hambright

Moore takes hold of the left tackle spot, protecting the blindside of whoever ends up under center.

Left Guard:

• Peter Skoronski, Andrew Rupcich, Logan Bruss

Skoronski takes the left guard starting spot for the third year in a row.

Center:

• Lloyd Cushenberry III, Corey Levin

Cushenberry should make a full recovery from his Achilles injury ahead of the 2025 season.

Right Guard:

• Kevin Zeitler, Blake Hance, Chandler Brewer

Zeitler adds some much-needed experience at right guard, and Hance is a solid backup added in free agency.

Right Tackle:

• JC Latham, Jaelyn Duncan, John Ojukwu, Isaiah Prince

Latham becomes the team's answer at right tackle, while Duncan, Ojukwu and Prince will fight for the backup role in training camp.