3 things the Tennessee Titans can learn on offense

The Tennessee Titans are now just hours away from kicking off and starting the 2015 season. Whether or not that will be a happy thing for Titans fan, or another depressing 5-month stretch is yet to be seen. What Titans fans will get to learn today is what their offense actually looks like.

These are the three biggest questions I have going into this week.

1. Oregon South?

The Tennessee Titans have shown glimpses of it in practice and there have even been some preseason wrinkles, but the question remains is this team going to tailor the offense to Marcus Mariota. Before I go too in depth about this, it needs to be said that almost every offense is tailored to what Marcus Mariota looked like he could be in the preseason. When you are hyper accurate, very intelligent and dynamic then there isn't much playbook manipulation needed.

However, it would be nice to see some read option wrinkles and some quick screen passes to the outside out of the hurry up. The Titans have a lot of dynamic pieces that can do things in space, it would be nice to see Mariota get into a rhythm and Tennessee score points early.

2. New and improved offensive line?

The Tennessee Titans shuffled some things around on the offensive line and for the most part they have looked very good. With Lavonte David and Gerald McCoy in the front seven, this definitely isn't a layup for a Titans offensive line in flux.

I believe that Taylor Lewan will continue to show dominance on his side of the field, but if Chance Warmack and Jeremiah Poutasi can handle McCoy then that will say a lot about this team and what kind of identity they can develop in this new era.

3. Kendall Wright and Delanie Walker taking a step?

The Tennessee Titans have two very good receiving options in Delanie Walker and Kendall Wright, but is that all they are? For years they have been held back by conservative play calling, a bad offensive line, no help, and most importantly below average quarterback play. So, have fans seen the best of these two already, or is there another gear they can hit?

These two players should be able to take a step and separate themselves from the middle of the pack now that they have Marcus Mariota. If they can, then this offense will be exciting and it could be the beginning of the first exciting era of offense for the Tennessee Titans.