Ranking Every Tennessee Titans Position Group Entering Training Camp

Ranking Every Tennessee Titans Position Group Entering Training Camp As training camp approaches for the Tennessee Titans at the end of July, the article ranks the team’s position groups from strongest to weakest. It places the defensive line at No. 1, emphasizing that Tennessee already had Jeffery Simmons, described as an elite tackle in 2025, and added rookie Keldric Faulk plus veterans Jermaine Johnson II and John Franklin-Myers. The piece notes additional contributors including Solomon Thomas, Jordan Elliott, and Femi Oladejo, arguing the group has both starter quality and depth. Wide receiver follows as the second-best unit after offseason moves that included drafting Carnell Tate and signing Wan'Dale Robinson, while retaining Calvin Ridley, Elic Ayomanor, and Chimere Dike. Quarterback ranks next, citing positive development from rookie Cam Ward and a backup upgrade with Mitchell Trubisky, portrayed as the most consistent passer in summer work. It continues with running back and linebacker, naming several players competing for roles and potential improvement heading into 2026.