What should the Titans do?
That is honestly up to you. In theory both of those things could work depending on how well they were executed, just like you could tear them apart with hypothetical mistakes.
So the question is, do you ride with what has been proven and try to get a little more creative in your uses with Derrick Henry? Leaning on what has worked in the past makes sense and there is no doubt that the best way to get the crowd on your side at home is to have Derrick Henry run over some poor cornerbacks.
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On the other hand you could move into the 21st century and try to make people afraid of receivers that you were willing to spend a 5th overall pick and a 51st overall pick for. If you are that sold on their talent, why not take the risk and find ways to get them the ball in one-on-one situations?
Both sides can make arguments, but only you can decide which path you would like to see the Titans offense take.
While doing a little of both is a dream choice, it is more than likely that there is going to come a time where the Titans figure out that they can either do one or the other but not both. When that day comes, who do you side with?