The Titans capped off Week 4 with a gritty 19-16 preseason win over the Seahawks, where bench players stepped up when starters stumbled—especially QB Cam Ward, who showed flashes but not enough to wow. Defense gave up big plays early, but resilience won out. With roster cuts looming, the team’s shifting strategy favors more tight ends over receivers, signaling an offensive evolution. Running back depth is strong: Tony Pollard leads, Tyjae Spears shines, and Julius Chestnut seized his moment after Nick Singleton’s injury. On defense, Cody Barton may start, but Anthony Hill Jr. is proving he belongs; cornerbacks improved but injuries remain a concern. The offensive line looks locked in, while the defensive line plans heavy rotation. Special teams? Solid. Final roster spots? Tight race.
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