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Eric Samulski ranks all fantasy football defenses (DSTs) for Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season

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  • TEN Linebacker #33
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    According to Titans beat Jim Wyatt, Gray was entered into concussion protocol after being involved in an accident while in an ultra terrain vehicle. The Titans released a statement saying that Gray “sustained a concussion and minor injuries” and that they expect him to be on the field once he clears concussion protocol. Gray is entering his third year in the league and is coming off a 2025 season in which he totaled 164 tackles, one sack, and two fumble recoveries while starting all 16 games he appeared in.
  • TEN Wide Receiver #14
    This is, to be a broken record, probably not much to be concerned about just yet. The 21-year-old Tate is in a weird spot as a clear high-volume target on a passing offense that has not looked good all preseason and probably should be eyed skeptically heading into 2026. Nevertheless, Tate has the goods to be a fantasy producer this year if the offense around him is good enough to let that happen.
  • FA Wide Receiver #80
    Oliver was one of a few receivers let go by the Titans ahead of final cuts. Also waived/released by the Titans were QB Will Levis, WR Mason Kinsey, WR Hank Beatty, WR KJ Osborn, WR Tyren Montgomery, TE Joel Wilson, T Rasheed Miller, G Drew Moss, QB Hendon Hooker, RB Michael Carter, RB Kalel Mullings, DT Timmy Horne, DT Laki Tasi, DL Jalyn Holmes, LB Mani Powell, CB Mario Goodrich, CB Jalen McMurray, LB Derrick Canteen, S Bishop Fitzgerald, DE Malik Herring, RB D’Ernest Johnson, DT Khalen Saunders, T Zachary Thomas, DT Earnest Brown IV, G Cordell Volson, CB Keydrain Calligan, T Aamil Wagner, CB Corey Mayfield, WR Courtney Jackson, WR Lance McCutcheon, LB Dyontae Johnson and LB Reid Carrico.
  • TEN Wide Receiver #87
    An undrafted free agent out of Miami, Restrepo joined the Titans last season and had 41 yards on three catches over his two active games late in the regular season. Restrepo led the Titans with eight catches and 97 receiving yards this preseason and seemed to surprise Titans beat writers with his ability to get open during training camp. He’ll start the season near the bottom of the team’s depth chart.
  • FA Wide Receiver #85
    Osborn largely spent the 2025 season as a free agent, joining the Falcons’ practice squad late in the year. He last appeared in an NFL game in 2024, playing seven games for the Patriots after spending four years with the Vikings. The Titans decide to part ways with the veteran as they go with younger depth at the wide receiver spot.
  • FA Quarterback #8
    An ill-fated “second-round savior” in the 2023 Draft, now 27-year-old Levis is sent packing from the Music City with 21 starts under his belt. That included zero in 2025 as Levis missed the entire season with a shoulder injury behind No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward. In theory, Levis “competed” for the backup job this summer, but journeyman free agent Mitch Trubisky was always the heavy favorite. Levis has all the physical talent in the world, but not the accuracy or processing, at least so far. It’s possible a more functional franchise could turn him in to a legit No. 2 quarterback, but that does not seem terribly likely at this point.
  • FA Wide Receiver #39
    The former undrafted free agent was previously on the Giants’ and Seahawks’ rosters as well. He could get a tryout elsewhere.
  • FA Running Back #21
    Johnson, who has bounced around the league since spending his first four pro seasons with the Browns, will likely end up on another roster as a depth piece. Johnson has just 28 rushing attempts over his past three seasons with various teams, including the Patriots in 2025. It looks like Nicholas Singletary and Michael Carter will function as the Titans’ RB3 and RB4, respectively, behind Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears.
  • FA Guard #73
    A three-year starter for the Bengals from 2022-24, Volson missed all of 2025 with a shoulder injury. That didn’t stop the Titans from giving him $2 million guaranteed in free agent. That was evidently a huge mistake. Now 28 years old with zero appearances since the 2024 season, Volson won’t be guaranteed to get a second chance elsewhere, but it’s possible a more stable franchise figures out how to better deploy him as a reserve interior lineman.
  • FA Free Safety #3
    A fibula injury sidelined Harris for Weeks 4-12 last season. He totaled two pass breakups, 27 tackles and one quarterback pressure while active.