
The Tennessee Titans will start their preseason campaign at Levi's Stadium later this week, where they will face the San Francisco 49ers in an exciting matchup between two sides eager to make a fast start.
The Niners may simply be hoping to emerge unscathed, with 20+ injured players on their roster and new additions forced into more expanded roles.
A new era starts for the Titans under head coach Robert Saleh, who has Cam Ward and rookie first-round wideout Carnell Tate to build around.
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Everyone's eyes will be on Saleh, who is making his HC debut with the Titans... against his former team.
After struggling to a 20-36 record during his tenure as HC of the Jets between 2021-2024, Saleh returned to the 49ers last year as their defensive coordinator, where he led them to the Divisional Round.
Eager to prove himself more successful in the top job this time around, Saleh knows how important this season will be to rebuilding his reputation.
Returning for his sophomore season, Ward is one of the QBs to watch this season. After a successful college career, he is still trying to find his rhythm in the NFL, and the hope is that new OC Brian Daboll can help him unlock his potential.
Once again, the 49ers' injury list keeps growing, with injuries to several key players, including Ricky Pearsall, George Kittle, Mike Evans, and even HC Kyle Shanahan.
That being the case, San Francisco's primary focus must be to get through the game in one piece.
Deebo Samuel will be making his return to the 49ers on a one-year deal after spending a season with the Washington Commanders.
He was one of the key players on the 2023 49ers team that got to the Super Bowl, and will be eager to rekindle the connection he enjoyed with Brock Purdy during that spell.
It remains to be seen whether the starters will play much, if at all, but in a long and gruelling season, every rep for depth players is important.
The star players may not appear in this game, but it will be a great opportunity for both teams to test different personnel groupings, for rookies to get used to the NFL environment, and for fans to see their teams back on the field.
This feels like it should be a win for the 49ers, considering they have more experience and greater depth, but these preseason ties can go either way.
49ers 24-17 Titans


