Tennessee Titans: Ahmard Hall Finally Returns to the Lineup

With all of the success that the Tennessee Titans have enjoyed on offense this season, it might have been easy to forget about Ahmard Hall and his value to this team.

Hall was suspended four games for violating the league's substance abuse policy.

It's hard to believe that this Titans offense could improve with the simple addition of a fullback, but that's exactly what they're going to get once Hall gets back into game form.

Quinn Johnson filled in for Hall for the first four games of the season, and he's done a good job in that role. But despite coming in and filling that role effectively, there's probably not room for him on the roster now that Hall has come back.

Expect the run game to improve drastically with Hall back on the field. Hall plays with that tenacity that you have to have to play fullback in the NFL.

Most of Chris Johnson's early struggles have come from the lack of having clear-cut lanes in between the tackles. What's always made Johnson such a dangerous player is when he gets past that initial line of defense and can use his speed. Hall is going to make a huge difference in Johnson getting those lanes to though that first line of defense.

Hall is also a very fine receiver out of the backfield, and he has always served as a great safety outlet for Titans quarterbacks over the last five seasons.

For his career Hall has 64 receptions and 515 yards. Not bad at all for a fullback.

The offensive line has done an excellent job at protecting Matt Hasselbeck, and Hall will offer even more solid protection in that regard.

Perhaps the most important thing the Titans are going to get with Hall returning to the huddle is the leadership qualities he brings.

The Titans are riding high right now at 3-1, and it's amazing that they haven't even been at their full potential just yet, but Hall will certainly help the Titans in numerous areas this season.

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