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2022 Fantasy Outlook
Tannehill seemingly was in an enviable spot last summer with a third big-time playmaker in Julio
Jones joining A.J. Brown and Derrick Henry. But after finishing QB7 in fantasy in 2020, he
dropped to QB12 thanks to injuries to the Big Three, an inevitable regression in red-zone TDs
and too many turnovers. Jones, Brown and Henry missed a combined 20 games, playing five
games together, and Tannehill's red-zone TD rate fell from 38.2 percent in 2020 to closer to
league average at 24.1 percent. Turnovers were particularly costly, as he threw 14 interceptions
(three more in a playoff loss) and lost four of his career-high-tying 10 fumbles. Perhaps no
surprise then, the team drafted QB Malik Willis in the third round this year. Tannehill's job is
safe, for now, but the WR corps took a big hit as the team released Jones and traded Brown.
Replacing them are Robert Woods, who is coming off an ACL tear, first-round WR Treylon
Burks and TE Austin Hooper. Perhaps Tannehill cuts his INTs and fares a bit better in the red
zone, but his attempts will always be limited on a run-heavy team, and a lot of Tannehill's
fortune is riding on Burks' development. Read Past Outlooks
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Still starting, for now
Tannehill will open offseason practices as the starting quarterback while second-round pick Will Levis is third on the depth chart, but Titans head coach Mike Vrabel said that "whatever happens after that will be up to the players," Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
ANALYSIS
While Vrabel's comments are essentially just coach-speak, other coaches have been known to make stronger commitments to the veteran option -- at least verbally, if not in practice. Widely expected to be a first-round pick, Levis dropped to the second round and went 33rd overall after the Titans traded up to get him. That's early enough to threaten Tannehill's job security, but it's also worth noting that the Titans passed on Levis at 11th overall (instead drafting offensive lineman Peter Skoronski) and didn't trade back into the first round for him. It all makes for a complicated situation, as the team doesn't seem especially confident in Levis becoming a franchise signal-caller but will probably want to see him play at some point before next year's quarterback-rich draft. On top of that, Tannehill has a non-guaranteed $27 million base salary in 2023 -- the final year of his contract -- which means he could still be released before the start of the season if the Titans love what they see from Levis on the practice field this spring/summer. Tannehill said Wednesday that the "whole system is pretty much different" with Tim Kelly replacing Todd Downing as offensive coordinator in Tennessee, per Paul Kuharsky of PaulKuharsky.com.
While Vrabel's comments are essentially just coach-speak, other coaches have been known to make stronger commitments to the veteran option -- at least verbally, if not in practice. Widely expected to be a first-round pick, Levis dropped to the second round and went 33rd overall after the Titans traded up to get him. That's early enough to threaten Tannehill's job security, but it's also worth noting that the Titans passed on Levis at 11th overall (instead drafting offensive lineman Peter Skoronski) and didn't trade back into the first round for him. It all makes for a complicated situation, as the team doesn't seem especially confident in Levis becoming a franchise signal-caller but will probably want to see him play at some point before next year's quarterback-rich draft. On top of that, Tannehill has a non-guaranteed $27 million base salary in 2023 -- the final year of his contract -- which means he could still be released before the start of the season if the Titans love what they see from Levis on the practice field this spring/summer. Tannehill said Wednesday that the "whole system is pretty much different" with Tim Kelly replacing Todd Downing as offensive coordinator in Tennessee, per Paul Kuharsky of PaulKuharsky.com.
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Tannehill's efficiency regressed significantly in first full season as Tennessee's starter, after making 10 starts in 2019 and leading the league with 9.6 YPA. Some decline was to be expected, considering he attempted 195 more passes. Perhaps not expected was Tannehill's lack of downfield passing. In 10 starts in 2019, he attempted 39 passes of 20-plus yards. In 16 starts last season, he attempted … 39. His 8.1 percent downfield rate ranked 31st in the league. Tannehill still finished QB7 in fantasy thanks in part to a career-high 33 TD passes, which was the result of a 38.2 red-zone TD pass percentage. Regression toward the league-average 26.3 percent seems in order (though that was the assumption entering last season after 37.8 percent in the red zone in 2019). What's more, Tannehill had seven rushing TDs, six of which came on just 10 red-zone rushes, easily the highest rate among QBs with double-digit red-zone attempts. Tannehill lives on play-action passing and led the league in play-action rate at 32.7 percent last year, posting the fifth-highest YPA at 9.8. It helps having Derrick Henry in the backfield. But Henry is a double-edged sword for Tannehill, whose attempts are capped on a run-heavy team (50.5 percent last season, 3rd). That should be the case again this year with new OC Todd Downing, who was promoted from TEs coach and plans to continue Arthur Smith's offense of play-action off a zone running scheme. But the Titans upgraded at wide receiver, replacing Corey Davis with Julio Jones. With Jones opposite A.J. Brown, Tannehill has two big-time playmaker wideouts, making him a viable option in single-QB leagues.
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Still viewed as starter
Coach Mike Vrabel confirmed Tuesday that he expects Tannehill (ankle) to remain the Titans' starting QB in 2023, Jim Wyatt of the team's official site reports.
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Lands on IR
The Titans have placed Tannehill (ankle) on IR, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.
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Done for regular season
Tannehill won't be available for the Titans' final three regular-season games and is considered "unlikely" to return for the postseason after undergoing a tightrope procedure earlier this week to address a right high-ankle sprain, a league source tells Adam Schefter of ESPN.
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Gets surgery, hopeful for Week 18
Tannehill, who is out for Saturday's game against the Texans, reportedly traveled to Birmingham, Ala. earlier this week and had a tightrope surgical procedure on his right ankle, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. He won't be available for the Titans' Week 17 game against the Cowboys but is hopeful to play Week 18 against the Jaguars.
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Officially out for Week 16
The Titans have ruled Tannehill (ankle) out for Saturday's game against the Texans, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports.
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