It's been a minute since the Tennessee Titans were truly fantasy-relevant. Derrick Henry won plenty of managers some championships while almost everyone else on that roster was untouchable for a time.
Now, though, the tide could be turning. Cam Ward may very well be the reason.
As Ward enters his second training camp, there are sure to be plenty of news bits to come out that will intrigue fantasy football managers. Whether we're talking Carnell Tate hype, the back field split between Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears or even other battles and injuries.
There will be much to keep up with, which is where we come in. This is your one-stop shop for all things Titans when it comes to the fantasy realm.
Note: This story will be updated regularly throughout the Tennessee Titans' training camp and preseason.
Notable Tennessee Titans training camp battles with a fantasy impact
Calvin Ridley is competing for his dear life at WR3
Rookie Carnell Tate comes into an immediate WR1 role with Wan'Dale Robinson just behind him as the team's WR2. They are solidified -- no questions asked.
Calvin Ridley has become the forgotten man. The one-time Pro Bowl talent is now trying to solidify the WR3 role on this team while competing with Chimere Dike and Elic Ayomanor. Only in deeper leagues will the Titans' WR3 matter, though, outside of an injury to Tate or Robinson.
JC Latham and other Titans injury updates that will impact fantasy
Titans right tackle JC Latham will begin training camp on the PUP -- 7/24
While not a startable fantasy asset, Latham is a 2024 first-round pick and the Titans' starting right tackle. He'll hopefully play a big part in protecting Cam Ward for the foreseeable future, but he won't be on the field right away in camp due to an undisclosed injury.
Potential dark horse Titans names or dynasty sleepers to know
Remember how Gunnar Helm ended his rookie campaign in 2025
Down the stretch, Gunnar Helm was being used more and more. Now, with Chig Okonkwo gone, he's the clear-cut TE1 for Ward. Daniel Bellinger will play quite a bit, but this is Helm's chance to fully break out. In deeper or tight end-premium leagues, he's worth keeping on your radar.
The running back room should be firmly Tony Pollard's to lead, along with Tyjae Spears being mixed in. Assuming health, these two will lead the way in 2026. However, rookie fifth rounder Nicholas Singleton is a name for dynasty managers to know.
He won't matter this year unless there's an injury ahead of him. But, Singleton did rush for over 3,400 yards and 45 touchdowns during his time at Penn State.
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