Titans way-too-early 2024 power rankings round-up

With the 2023 season now officially in the books after the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII, experts from different media outlets are releasing their way-too-early NFL power rankings, all of which have the Tennessee Titans near the bottom of the league.

We start with our friends over at USA TODAY’s For The Win, where Robert Zeglinski and Christian D’Andrea have the Titans at No. 31. Here’s what they had to say about it:

Brian Callahan will have to work the magic that made Jake Browning an above-average quarterback on Will Levis… or maybe Malik Willis? Either way, it’s a wholesale rebuild in Nashville, and expectations will be low for 2024.

For the record: Assuming Malik Willis actually sticks with this team into the start of the season, he will not sniff the starting job in 2024, barring an injury to Will Levis.

With so much uncertainty and a lot of work to do to improve their roster, it’s no surprise that everyone is down on the Titans ahead of the offseason.

However, Tennessee can turn this thing around sooner rather than later with the assets the team has this offseason.

Not only do the Titans appear to have a franchise quarterback in Will Levis, they also have a ton of cap space and a pair of top-40 picks in the 2024 NFL draft, including No. 7 overall.

Now, the rest of our round-up: