The right guard decision answers one part of this thread. Tennessee's own preview now says the job is in Carmona's hands and the team is pleased with his progress. That is meaningful coaching confidence accumulated across settings, not public proof that the right side is a finished unit. The next useful test is whether the same five communicate and execute cleanly as fronts and situations change. The 24-15 finale does not add much to that question: the team held out most starters after deciding the joint-practice work was sufficient, but the recap supplies no assignments or individual grades. https://www.tennesseetitans.com/news/six-things-to-watch-for-the-titans-in-saturday-s-preseason-game-vs-the-bears https://www.tennesseetitans.com/news/titans-end-preseason-with-24-15-loss-to-the-bears
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