The Tennessee Titans will enter the 2023 season with a lot of skeptics around the NFL world. It appears as if people have completely given up on the Titans after they ended last season on a seven-game losing streak.
Normally, that would be a valid reason to doubt someone, but people are overlooking the fact that the Titans were 7-3 until the team got to a point where injuries completely destroyed its season.
In fact, right before the losing streak began, the team was on a lengthy winning streak of its own.
Even after the Titans’ season began to spiral, they still found themselves in a play-in game at the end of the year, a contest they almost won with a quarterback they had just signed a few weeks prior.
By no means am I declaring this 2023 Titans team a Super Bowl favorite or anything of that nature, but this team isn’t just a bunch of scrubs who have zero hope like they’re often made out to be.
Does Tennessee have question marks up and down the roster? Sure.
Do they have a limited ceiling as of right now due to their offensive weaponry out wide? Most likely.
But if there’s one thing that Mike Vrabel has proven over his tenure as head coach, it’s that he’s capable of willing his team to relevancy when everyone seemingly counts Tennessee out.
This article is going to discuss six specific things the 2023 Titans must prove if they want to change the minds of skeptics. Without further ado, let’s dive right into it.