With Training Camp fast approaching, it’s time to break down the Titan’s roster position-by-position and see where the team currently stands.
The Titans have not yet announced when they will begin training camp, but the Buccaneers have recently set July 21st as their start date. In 2019, the Titans and Bucs started training camp on the same day, so I would look for the Titans to get started around July 21st as well.
What this means is that the Titans have about a month waiting period before their season kicks off. The roster is probably just about set, but i’m still watching what Jadeveon Clowney does.
Other than maybe a Clowney signing, I don’t expect any other big additions before the season. So that means that after a free agency period that consisted of losing a blue-chip tackle in Jack Conklin and veteran starters in Logan Ryan, Jurrell Casey, it was down to the draft to make the biggest impact on the roster.
With that being said, let’s take a look at where the roster currently stands. I am going to go position-by-position, assigning each group a grade A-through-F.
Note some groups might have an A+ starter, but almost no depth behind them, thus negatively impacting the grade. This is a grade as the position as a whole and not player by player because that would get very monotonous and very few of you want to know whether Khari Blasingame is better than Jamil Douglas (he is though).