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Mitch Morse· Jul 24, 2025

Discussing the Titans' offensive line, Morse expects rookie JC Latham to line up as the starting right tackle in front of Cam Ward.

They're going to slate him over. I believe on the right tackle.

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  • JC Latham to be 1st on the depth chart

    And then you have JC Latham, who is their young rookie last year who showed huge upside and potential. They're going to slate him over. I believe on the right tackle.

    Hit · 92Scored 91.67a naive guess scored 91.67+0 skill
    How this was scored
    club:
    TEN
    skill:
    0
    player:
    JC Latham
    season:
    2025
    accuracy:
    91.67
    baseline:
    91.67
    position:
    T
    naive slot:
    1
    actual slot:
    2
    difficulty:
    2
    measured by:
    offensive snaps
    the naive guess:
    where he sat last season
    weeks in the season:
    18
    predicted slot:
    1
    weeks left when called:
    18

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