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Harry Douglas
ESPN
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Aug 04, 2015 · 5:55 PM EDT

For a quarterback, 7-on-7 work is supposed to be easier than 11-on-11 drills. There is no pass rush. There is no crowd to see over or around. Receivers should win matchups and provide open targets.

But in the Tennessee Titans' Monday night practice it didn't work that way for Marcus Mariota during red zone work.

In a 7-on-7 drill, he hit Bishop Sankey and then missed on three throws in a row: He missed Hakeem Nicks in the end zone, threw out of bounds to a well-covered Kendall Wright in the back right corner of the end zone and threw a bad pass I think was aimed for Harry Douglas but might have been intended for Delanie Walker behind him.

But in the full team red zone period that followed, Mariota's fuse got re-lit.

A dump off to tight end Craig Stevens created a chance for him to bounce into the end zone. A slant to Douglas for a touchdown. A hard roll out to the right and a dart to Wright at the front corner of the end zone.

Bishop Sankey

Titans 'intend to be a committee' at running back

Paul Kuharsky, Twitter
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Jun 20, 2015 · 10:51 AM EDT

Who starts at running back for the Titans isn’t the biggest concern. Bishop Sankey started only nine games last season, but he wound up with 58 more carries than anyone else. David Cobb could wind up in a similar situation this season. The Titans intend to be a committee, but Cobb is the better inside running option and should be the guy in short-yardage and goal line situations. The starter? I don’t know that it matters. Sankey is in line to be better than he was as a rookie, but Cobb should get a good deal of work and depending on the game, he could be the first back they turn to.

Fantasy Impact: 

The Titans were 26th in total rushing yards last season, so if they're planning to split the work between Sankey and Cobb, there's a good chance that neither player is trustworthy from a fantasy standpoint.

Shonn Greene

Titans release RB Shonn Greene

Adam Caplan, Twitter
·
Jun 16, 2015 · 11:23 AM EDT

Titans announced release of RB Shonn Greene.

Fantasy Impact: 

Greene had been staying away from offseason activities. It appears that the Titans will go with Bishop Sankey and David Cobb as their primary running backs in 2015.

Shonn Greene

Titans RB Bishop Sankey taking 'oodles of snaps,' 'feels more comfortable' in the offense

The Tennessean
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Jun 13, 2015 · 10:45 AM EDT

Titans RB Bishop Sankey missed almost all of last year's OTAs and wound up behind the eight-ball. But with Shonn Greene absent from this year's OTAs and rookie David Cobb (hamstring) hurting, Sankey has taken oodles of snaps this time around. He now feels more comfortable in the system, and that should help him make more of an impact in his second year.

Fantasy Impact: 

Sankey qualifies as a post-hype sleeper. This is his first offseason and while his rookie year was a disappointment, he showed flashes of what convinced the Titans to make him the first running back off the board in last year's draft. Given his 8th/9th round ADP, he's a good target for the "wait on RB" crowd.

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