Tennessee Titans have proven they have a certain floor at QB.
Lists are made to be argued about and disputed, but even at this point, I think that anyone who has Tennessee Titans once or twice knows that they have a solid QB.
Now, if you saw the Titans for all of the games that Tannehill played last year then you know that he was well above solid last year and was borderline historic in his efficiency. But, with most lists, you aren’t going to get people who…actually watch what they are about to rank.
Now granted, the backup situation isn’t great or (glass half full) it is unproven and could use a veteran to compete with Logan Woodside.
That’s why when the Tennessee Titans QB situation was ranked 20th by Bleacher Report, it was more important to look at the summary than the number:
"What to make of the Tennessee Titans quarterback situation? Ryan Tannehill entered the fray last year after finally escaping Miami and went on a miracle run to the AFC title game. He completed 70.3 percent of his passes for 22 touchdowns against just six interceptions and threw for 300-plus yards three times over 12 games. He went 7-3 with three game-winning drives and a top-10 QBR (62.2). Fun as the run was, there were some anomalies, and Tannehill will regress next season, especially as defenses adjust to the approach. He’d never before come close to a 7.7 touchdown percentage (previous high was 6.2), he’d never averaged 9.6 yards per attempt (career 7.2), and even with 2019 factored in, his career completion rate is 63.5 percent."
Let’s talk about that a little bit.