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Predicting Titans 53 man roster.

By Cody Milholen

Jan 18, 2016; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Tennessee Titans new general manager Jon Robinson (center) talks with media following a press conference at Saint Thomas Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports
Jan 18, 2016; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Tennessee Titans new general manager Jon Robinson (center) talks with media following a press conference at Saint Thomas Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports /
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Mini camp has come and gone, in the coming weeks training camp will begin. During training camp teams will be getting themselves prepared for the regular season and preseason games. During the preseason teams have to make the tough decisions to trim their rosters down from 90 to 53.

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As teams start cutting players the Titans roster could look very different and probably will. I thought it would be fun to look at how the team might look if the cuts took place after Mini camp. While doing this article I realized that I feel pretty good about this roster. There is a lot of competition within right now and I had some tough decisions to make, as will Jon Robinson and Mike Mularkey. So let’s look at it.

QB (2)

  1. Marcus Mariota
  2. Matt Cassel

RB (4)

  1. DeMarco Murray
  2. Derrick Henry
  3. Dexter McCluster
  4. Antonio Andrews

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    • FB (1)

    Jalston Fowler

    WR (6)

    1. Kendall Wright
    2. Tajae Sharpe
    3. Rishard Matthews
    4. Dorial Green-Beckham
    5. Justin Hunter
    6. Harry Douglas

    TE (3)

    1. Delanie Walker
    2. Craig Stevens
    3. Anthony Fasano

    OL (8)

    1. Taylor Lewan
    2. Jack Cocklin
    3. Ben Jones
    4. Chance Warmack
    5. Quinton Spain
    6. Brian Schwenke
    7. Jeremiah Poutasi
    8. Sebastian Tretola

    LB (8)

    1. Avery Williamson
    2. Wesley Woodyard
    3. Brian Orakpo
    4. Derrick Morgan
    5. Kevin Dodd
    6. Nate Palmer
    7. Sean Spence
    8. Deiontrez Mount

    DL (7)

    1. Jurrell Casey
    2. Daquan Jones
    3. Al Woods
    4. Austin Johnson
    5. Karl Klug
    6. Angelo Blackson
    7. Ropati Pitoitua

    CB (7)

    1. Jason McCourty
    2. Perrish Cox
    3. Brice McCain
    4. Cody Riggs
    5. Curtis Riley
    6. LeShaun Sims
    7. Kalan Reed

    FS (2)

    1. Rashad Johnson
    2. Kevin Byard

    SS (3)

    1. Da’noris Searcy
    2. Damion Stafford
    3. Marqueston Huff

    K (1)

    1. Ryan Succop

    P (1)

    1. Brett Kern

    Notable players who didn’t make the cut.

    1. Bishop Sankey
    2. David Cobb
    3. Alex Tanney
    4. B. W Webb
    5. Aaron Wallace
    6. Andy Galilk
    7. Antwon Blake

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    Remember, it’s very unlikely the team looks exactly like this come the regular season. The Titans have first priority on the waiver wire and as teams make cuts, the Titans can make additions.

    I really wanted to have 3 quarterbacks so we could retain Alex Tanney, but I used his roster spot to add depth elsewhere. I also wanted to keep B.W Webb, he’s made some nice plays in his career, but he’s never been able to stay consistent, so I aired on the side of rookies.

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