NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Delanie Walker is gone. Jurrell Casey is gone.
Wesley Woodyard and Logan Ryan seem likely to follow.
It’d be great if the Titans brought in some massive new leaders to replace the weight of those losses in the locker room.
But it’s unlikely to work that way, and it shouldn’t have to.
Guys need to graduate into those roles.
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