The Titans put up a lackluster offensive performance in 2021, which is why JustinM_NFL is adamant they need to address that side of the ball come April. FrontOffice33 | TitanUp
. The Kansas City Chiefs may have lost Hill, but they're still the Patrick Mahomes-led Chiefs. The perennial contending Buffalo Bills improved their offensive line by adding Saffold, who the Titans released, and also landed a big-time pass rusher in Von Miller. The Bengals improved their and should win a bunch of games in 2022. We can go on and on. It's going to take some offensive improvement for the Titans to consider themselves worthy of contending in a new-look, improved conference.
Robinson spent last offseason pouring the majority of his resources into the defensive side of the ball, and understandably so. The 2020 iteration of the Titans were abysmal defensively, allowing opposing offenses to rack up nearly 400 yards of offense per game and 27.4 points per contest while fielding one of the worst third-down defenses in recent history.