2026 season · Pre-Snap Motion Rate

Tennessee Titans pre-snap motion rate, 2026

37.9%

30th of 32 in the NFL

League median
45.4%
Sample
On 206 plays through Week 3

How often do the Titans use pre-snap motion?

The Titans have put a man in motion before the snap on 37.9% of their plays through Week 3, 30th in the NFL.

Week by week

Season to date after each week — the pre-snap motion rate and rank as the board stood once that week was filed, not the single week’s own figure.

Tennessee Titans pre-snap motion rate after each week of 2026
ThroughMotion%Rank
Week 137.3%28th
Week 244.0%21st
Week 337.9%30th

Last season

Up from 35.5% in 2025, which ranked 29th of 32.

From the Titans weekly

First and goal at the Giants seven, twenty-four seconds left, Tennessee down twelve to seven. Cam Ward threw short left for Elic Ayomanor, and Jevon Holland intercepted it in the end zone. Before that snap the win probability model — its read on each team's chance of winning at that moment — gave the Titans forty-nine percent. The interception took forty-six points of it away, more than three times any other snap in the game. By expected points added, which measures what a snap was worth given the down, the distance and the field position against what that situation was already worth, it was minus four and a half. Moments before, on fourth and one at the Giants twenty-four, a Giants encroachment penalty had handed Tennessee a first down. The Titans lost twelve to seven at the Giants on Sunday, never led at any point, and are oh and three.

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Which offenses use the most pre-snap motion in 2026?

Miami Dolphins (64.9%), San Francisco 49ers (64.3%), then Los Angeles Chargers (62.3%) lead the league. All 32 teams on the Pre-Snap Motion Rate board.

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