After last week’s Tennessee-Washington game Dennis Kelly Jersey , Titans offensive lineman Taylor Lewan mocked Josh Norman, leading to a scuffle between the two. Lewan has heard from the league about it.The NFL fined Lewan $10,000, according to Paul Kuharsky.Lewan told reporters on Friday that the fine is not important, but he did want to stand up for teammate Derrick Henry, who according to Lewan was on the receiving end of a cheap shot from Norman. Lewan said if Norman has a problem with him, he doesn’t particularly care.“Was it disrespectful? Yes. Was it meant to be disrespectful? Yes. If he’s got a problem with that, man I ain’t worried. Wolves don’t care about the opinions of sheep,” Lewan said.This is the second time this month Lewan has been fined for his actions after a game. He was previously fined $26,739 for profane comments about the officiating after the Titans’ game against the Jets. Time to get the offense firing on all cylinders."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Tennessee Titans Podcast2019 NFL Draft: Titans Should Target Offense Early and OftenNew,110commentsTime to get the offense firing on all cylinders.CDTShareTweetShareShare2019 NFL Draft: Titans Should Target Offense Early and OftenKevin Jairaj-USA TODAY SportsFor three straight years the Tennessee Titans have been a good team.Good, but not great. The 9-7 records are somewhat of an accomplishment, but also now indicates the team still remains stuck in the “almost there” category.Mike Mularkey’s Titans were usually competitive and well-prepared. It was obvious to many though that the Mularkey teams always had a limit. There was always one thing that prevented them from truly threatening good teams: they lacked offensive firepower. Built around a strong run game and limited pass game, the Titans simply couldn’t keep up when facing great offenses.In came Mike Vrabel and new offensive coordinator Matt LaFleur. Finally, this was a chance for the offense to progress.More receivers, more spacing Kamalei Correa Jersey , more passing.There were positive signs and encouraging decisions. Marcus Mariota’s completion percentage jumped up 62% to 68.9%. The Titans’ use of 11 personnel went up from 35% in 2017 to 58% in 2018.Unfortunately, the 2018 Titans offense ran into different complications. Significant injuries and a terrible offensive line would cap their potential and again hold the team back.It is no secret what the Titans need in order to make the leap to Super Bowl contender. Whether you are a fan of standard statistics, newer analytics, or simply want to use the ‘eye test,’ all will point you in the same direction: the Titans need a great offense to become a great team.In general, offense is more important than defense. There are several studies linking the correlation between offensive output and wins, but Football Outsiders’ “Basics” always provide a good foundation:The Titans have already had a strong start to fixing their offensive problems. Free agent acquisitions Rodger Saffold and Adam Humphries will both help fix a few major flaws from last season.But they aren’t enough.The Titans need to attack the draft with a mindset of creating a strong offense. That doesn’t mean you have to go offense in the first round - they currently hold six total picks - but it should nudge them in that direction depending on the draft board.Defensive exceptions exist certainly, for instance if Ed Oliver falls to 19. Maybe they’re jumping for joy if Brian Burns is still available.Those are just a few of the tremendous defensive prospects the team won’t overlook just because they play defense.More likely though, those prospects are off the board within the first 10-15 selections.My personal preference (again, estimating what players should be available at 19) would be to choose an interior OL at 19. Garrett Bradbury and Chris Lindstrom are both strong fits for the Titans’ offensive scheme.Wide receiver and tight end should also be possibilities, but thanks to Mike’s great work here the receiver options look like they’ll remain strong into the middle rounds.N’Keal Harry, JJ Arcega-Whiteside or Marquise Brown would be my top targets at 51 but there should still be a few excellent choices even if receivers start flying off the board early in the second round (which does seem very possible).A good interior OL and WR in the first two rounds would certainly provide freedom the rest of the way. There are obviously too many different permutations to list here though, and several of them even include a defensive player in the first round. Overall though, the Titans should set their sights on creating an explosive offense and attack the draft to achieve that goal.