Tennessee Titans depth chart
AFC South · updated Thu Oct 8
Week 5 (updated Thu Oct 8): the Titans depth chart lists Cam Ward at QB, Tony Pollard at RB, Carnell Tate, Wan'Dale Robinson and Elic Ayomanor at WR, Gunnar Helm at TE and Joey Slye at K.
Depth chart as of · injury tags for Week 5
What changed on the Titans depth chart
No new starters since .
Titans offense
Swipe for the backups
| Pos | Starter | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Cam Ward | Mitchell Trubisky | |||
| RB | Tony Pollard | Tyjae Spears | Nicholas Singleton | Julius Chestnut | Michael Carter |
| WR1 | Carnell Tate | Calvin Ridley | |||
| WR2 | Wan'Dale Robinson | Chimere Dike | |||
| WR3 | Elic Ayomanor | ||||
| TE | Gunnar Helm | Daniel Bellinger | David Martin-Robinson | Kylen Granson | Jaren Kanak IR |
| Offensive line | |||||
| LT | Dan Moore Jr. | James Hudson III | |||
| LG | Peter Skoronski | Atonio Mafi | |||
| C | Austin Schlottmann | Pat Coogan | |||
| RG | Atonio Mafi | Garrett Dellinger | Fernando Carmona | Jackson Slater | |
| RT | JC Latham | Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson | |||
Titans defense
Swipe for the backups
| Pos | Starter | 2nd | 3rd | 4th |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LDE | John Franklin-Myers | Keldric Faulk | Oluwafemi Oladejo | Tanoh Kpassagnon |
| LDT | Jeffery Simmons | Nazir Stackhouse | Jackie Marshall | |
| RDT | Jordan Elliott | Solomon Thomas | ||
| RDE | Jermaine Johnson II | Jacob Martin | Truman Jones | Jaylen Harrell |
| WLB | Cedric Gray | Milo Eifler | ||
| MLB | Anthony Hill Jr. | Cody Barton | ||
| SLB | James Williams Sr. | Dorian Mausi | ||
| LCB | Cor'Dale Flott | Micah Robinson | ||
| SS | Amani Hooker | Erick Hallett II | Kendell Brooks | |
| FS | Kevin Winston Jr. | Tony Adams | Terrell Burgess | |
| RCB | Alontae Taylor | Jaylon Jones | Joshua Williams | |
| NB | Marcus Harris |
Titans special teams
Swipe for the backups
| Pos | Starter | 2nd |
|---|---|---|
| K | Joey Slye | |
| P | Tommy Townsend | |
| PR | Chimere Dike | Micah Robinson |
| KR | Chimere Dike | Julius Chestnut |
| LS | Morgan Cox |
Starters, backups and the marks
Each row is one spot in the formation, starter first and the backups in order behind him. The offense lists three wide receiver spots (WR1–WR3), so the first name in each is a starting receiver. The fantasy positions — quarterback, running back, receiver, tight end and kicker — are in purple, and a player with a page on this site links to it.
New starter, New, ▲ Up and ▼ Down compare this chart with the one from about a week earlier () , position by position: a receiver moved from one WR spot to another is not new.
Out, Doubtful and Questionable come from the team's official injury report for the week, and IR, PUP and the other reserve lists from nflverse's weekly rosters — the same availability every weekly board on the site uses. They cover the fantasy positions; a team's depth chart is often slower to change than its injury report.
A depth chart is the team's own ordering, not a snap count: a listed starter can still split the work. For who actually gets the ball, see the target share leaders and the handcuff rankings; for this week's statuses, the NFL injury report.
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