The Tennessee Titans will enter Week 2 with Cam Ward leading a redesigned offense under coordinator Brian Daboll.
Tennessee’s unofficial depth chart blends established veterans, second-year players, and rookies. Calvin Ridley remains the most accomplished pass catcher, while Tony Pollard leads a deep backfield. Rookie Carnell Tate has already earned a starting role at receiver.
Barring injury-related changes, here is how Tennessee’s offense could line up against Philadelphia.
Projected starters
Primary reserves
Ward completed 19 of 32 passes for 140 yards and one touchdown in Week 1. Ayomanor caught the touchdown pass, while Tate recorded his first NFL reception. Tennessee can rotate Pollard and Spears without dramatically changing its offensive approach because both can contribute
as runners and receivers. Singleton gives the Titans another explosive option, while Chestnut provides a more physical running style.
Ridley will command the most attention from Philadelphia’s secondary. Robinson should work primarily from the slot, while Tate and Ayomanor provide size outside.
Philadelphia should test the offensive line most aggressively. The Titans allowed three sacks in Week 1 and are starting a rookie at right guard. Vic Fangio should have opportunities to create favorable matchups for Philadelphia’s defensive front.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Early look at Tennessee’s offensive depth chart against the Eagles
