The Tennessee Titans had their second awful offensive performance of the season in Week 3, and as you’d expect that led to zero production from Treylon Burks and Chig Okonkwo.

Burks and Okonkwo were considered breakout candidates going into the 2023 campaign, but they’ve been anything but after three games.

Burks has just 99 receiving yards, 70 of which came on one catch in Week 2. Meanwhile, Okonkwo has been non-existent, with the second-year tight end tallying just 42 yards on seven receptions.

There’s a lot that goes into their respective showings thus far, with a lot of it having to do with Tennessee’s offensive line, which has been bad in pass protection.

Looking ahead to Week 4, should Burks or Okonkwo be in your lineups? We’ll take a look at some start or sit advice for both, as well as if the Titans’ D/ST can be started in a matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

The Tennessee Titans had their second awful offensive performance of the season in Week 3, and as you’d expect that led to zero production from Treylon Burks and Chig Okonkwo.

Burks and Okonkwo were considered breakout candidates going into the 2023 campaign, but they’ve been anything but after three games.

Burks has just 99 receiving yards, 70 of which came on one catch in Week 2. Meanwhile, Okonkwo has been non-existent, with the second-year tight end tallying just 42 yards on seven receptions.

There’s a lot that goes into their respective showings thus far, with a lot of it having to do with Tennessee’s offensive line, which has been bad in pass protection.

Looking ahead to Week 4, should Burks or Okonkwo be in your lineups? We’ll take a look at some start or sit advice for both, as well as if the Titans’ D/ST can be started in a matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.