Titans' Week 2 Stock Watch: New Faces Emerge, Veterans Slip

The Tennessee Titans are two weeks into their season with a 0-2 record following a close 24-20 loss, highlighting emerging player trends. Wide receiver Elic Ayomanor is making a significant impact, recently catching the team's lone touchdown pass and leading pass-catchers with two receptions for 69 yards in the latest game. His increased snap percentage and developing connection with quarterback Cam Ward suggest a potential move into a starting role.

Conversely, veteran wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson has seen a sharp decline in performance, recording just one catch for nine yards. He was outproduced by several teammates, raising questions about his reliability as a primary option. On the defensive side, EDGE rusher Jermaine Johnson is experiencing struggles, with a notably low pass-rush win rate through two games despite some quarterback pressures.

Meanwhile, defensive lineman Jacob Martin is identified as a riser for his consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks, contributing six pressures and one sack in the recent game. His performance contrasts with Johnson's, earning him recognition for carving out a more significant role in the defense.