Titans Fantasy Outlook: Bargain, Bust, Wild Card

0:00On March 25, the Tennessee Titans fantasy outlook for next season highlights one clear bargain, a potential bust, and a true wild card among there. Key players. Quarterback cam ward stands out as the top value pick after a tough rookie year as the number one overall draft choice. Why receiver Calvin Ritley looks overvalued at age 31, while running back Tony Pollard could go either way depending on his role. Last season, three of the Titans top four receivers in yardage were 4th round rookies, showing how raw the group remains. The team ranked 11th worst in drop rate, and tied for 7th fewest yards after the catch, which dragged down the passing game overall. Fantasy managers might overlook Ward, because of his rough stats from year one, keeping him outside the top 24 quarterbacks in average draft. Position. But with a young core poised for growth in year two, he set up to smash expectations and a better offense. Ritley temps drafters with memories of his breakout years ago, yet his catch rate has dropped

1:00every season, hitting a low of 47.2%. Percent last year amid an 11.1% drop rate, that trend signal spading skills that could make him a disappointment. Pollard ended strong to crack the top 24 running backs, and if he fends off Tijay Spears, he might become the workhorse back. Still, and nearly 29, declining passes and a push for balance could cap his upside. Keep an eye on training camp battles to sort this out. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, Driven by AI