The Tennessee Titans enter the 2022 season with +3000 NFL odds to win the Super Bowl following a successful 12-5 campaign, comfortably winning the AFC South Division. After a frustrating loss in the Divisional Round to the Cincinnati Bengals, the Titans have their sights set higher in what will no doubt be a highly competitive AFC.
The Titans were busy in the offseason, trading standout wide receiver A.J. Brown to the Philadelphia Eagles for a first and third-round pick, highlighted by the selection of Arkansas wideout Treylon Burks with the 18th overall selection.
Treylon Burks working on changing speed within the route and working back to the QB. pic.twitter.com/djpGhSHOSx
— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) August 4, 2022
Burks joins veteran Robert Woods, acquired from the Los Angeles Rams for a sixth-round pick. Woods, coming off an ACL tear, replaces Julio Jones, who was released.
This year’s schedule is ranked 24th strongest based on opponents’ 2021 win-loss percentage. Weeks 9-13 pose a significant challenge for Tennessee, however, facing Kansas City, Denver, Green Bay, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia. The Titans’ season could hinge on how they handle this stretch.
With expectations running high, here is a look at the Titans’ road ahead.
Week 1 vs. New York Giants
Date: Sunday, September 11
Time: 4:25 p.m. ET
Under new head coach and former Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, the Giants are expected to improve this season after an injury-plagued 2021 campaign. Buoyed by a strong draft and general return to health at skill positions, the Giants could surprise.