The Tennessee Titans have a number of query marks alongside their offensive line going into 2022, because the workforce is ready to have two new starters upfront following their parting methods with Rodger Saffold and David Quessenberry.
Including to that, proper guard Nate Davis is coming off a lackluster season through which he was OK in run-blocking however was shaky at greatest in cross safety, posting a Professional Soccer Focus grade of 49.2 in that space and permitting 5 sacks, tied for the Eleventh-most within the NFL.
In his guard rankings for 2022, PFF’s Sam Monson positioned Davis within the backside tier, which was labeled “If an improve got here alongside…” None of Tennessee’s left guard candidates made the checklist.
One of many members of the wildly profitable 2019 draft class, Davis has seen an up-and-down begin to his profession, together with his run-blocking largely shining however his cross safety getting in the wrong way.
Wanting again at 2021, a few of Davis’ struggles could possibly be attributed to the problems Tennessee had subsequent to him at proper deal with, the place Quessenberry additionally struggled in cross safety and allowed essentially the most sacks within the NFL.
It stays to be seen who the Titans can have subsequent to Davis in 2022, however the favourite is 2021 second-round decide, Dillon Radunz, who the jury remains to be very a lot out on.
If Davis hopes to land a large contract in free company subsequent offseason from the Titans or one other workforce, he must have his greatest season but in 2022.