Titans' Singleton & Tate: New Era's Offensive Spark

On May 1st, the NFL draft wrapped up, and the Tennessee Titans looked solid heading into Robert Salis first year.

They missed out on Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love, snatched by the Arizona Cardinals right before their pick.

Instead, they grabbed top receiver Carnell Tate to pair with quarterback Cam Ward in their rebuild.

Earlier this week, fans were all hyped on Love as the perfect offensive spark.

With the Titans pivoted smart in the fifth round, selecting Penn State running back Nick Singleton at pick 165.

That late grab turned heads as a potential steal.

Titans' supporters shifted focus quick, seeing Singleton's college tape against top competition.

He posted double-digit touchdowns every year, but one, with the career-high 13 last season, plus two seasons over 1,000 rushing yards, all, while staying healthy.

Now, Singleton joins the backfield with Tony Pollard and Tijay Spears, both facing questions.

Analysts see him as no accident, with tools to climb the depth chart fast, maybe even lead the room by season's end, if he balls out.

With Tate and Singleton as future weapons, Tennessee's offense got a boost without the spotlight pressure on the rookie back.

Keep watching this duel Ignite Salis' new era.