Titans' Offensive Upgrades Ranked: One position rises above the rest, the single greatest concern on the roster, and key veteran leaps that must succeed
The Titans' offense looks very different today from how it looked last fall. Here's a look at how each position group stacks up after the spring of roster building, ranging from big upgrades to arguable downgrades.
Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Carnell Tate (17) celebrates during the NCAA football game against the Michigan Wolverines at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. on Nov. 29, 2025.
Ohio State won 27-9. The Titans’ offense looks very different today from how it looked last fall. Here’s a look at how each position group stacks up after the spring of roster building, ranging from big upgrades to arguable downgrades.
Let's rank some offseason renovations, shall we? Mike Borgonzi has had all year so far to edit the construction of this offense for Brian Daboll's first season and, more importantly, Cam Ward's second. if you missed the defensive version of this article, check it out right here.
Based on the results of my Twitter poll last week, we're comparing the May 2026 roster to the Week 1, 2025 roster. For a Titans position group rankings based on how much they improved on paper this offseason, which way of looking at it is more interesting? Comparing today's roster to… — Easton Freeze (@eastonfreeze) May 6, 2026 Which groups have gotten better?
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