Leroy Watson IV was inactive for the game against the Bills, and his absence contributed to the ongoing issues at right tackle for the Titans. Coach Brian Callahan highlighted the team's struggles in that position, noting that they have yet to find a reliable solution despite multiple players having had their chance to step up.

Leroy Watson IV made his NFL debut as the starting right tackle for the Titans, having been traded from Cleveland. His performance was mixed; while he ended a 33-game streak without allowing a sack, he struggled with penalties, including false starts and a holding call. The coaching staff views the right tackle position as still up for grabs, indicating that Watson's role may be uncertain moving forward.

Leroy Watson IV, a tight end converted to offensive line and coached in Cleveland by Bill Callahan, was traded to the Tennessee Titans before the draft as part of efforts to strengthen the team's offensive line.