The Tennessee Titans kicked off rookie minicamp on Friday and had a pair of former first-round picks trying out on the first day of the three-day event. Cornerback William Jackson, a former first-round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals in 2016, and edge rusher Shane Ray, who was drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos in 2015, were both in attendance hoping to earn themselves a contract in Nashville. Ray, who played his college ball at Missouri, hasn’t played a snap in the NFL since his last year with the Broncos in 2018, but he also plays a position the Titans are lacking depth at. For ..read more

As if Tennessee Titans offensive line coach Bill Callahan didn’t bring enough to the table already with his being one of the best in the business at his job, he’s also an inventor. During the first day of rookie minicamp, Titans players were using new sleds, dubbed “Olga” and “Bertha”, both of which were invented by Callahan during his time in Washington. “Some background on this new sled: Was invented by O-line coach Bill Callahan,” Jim Wyatt wrote. “It weighs 380 pounds, per Latham. I’ve watched every lineman struggle with it during offseason program. Latham figured out the right technique t ..read more

The Tennessee Titans began their three-day rookie minicamp on Friday and thanks to beat writers on the ground, we got a look at some of the team’s 2024 NFL draft picks and others in action. After wrapping up their first day of rookie minicamp on Friday, the Titans will return to the field on Saturday before finishing things off on Sunday. It isn’t clear if one, both, or neither of those sessions will be open to media. If you’re expecting some exciting videos, don’t, although that depends on what your definition of exciting is. All the Titans’ rookies and tryout players did was go through dril ..read more

The process of 2024 NFL draft picks and other Tennessee Titans rookies getting acclimated to the league begins on Friday, when the team holds its first session of rookie minicamp. Tennessee’s rookie minicamp will span three days, with the second session taking place on Saturday, May 11, and the third on Sunday, May 12. Not only will we get a look at the Titans’ 2024 draft picks and undrafted free-agent signings, the Titans have also invited a grand total of 22 others to try out, with 17 rookies and five veterans on the list. Here’s a look at the Titans’ entire roster for the three-day event ..read more

The Tennessee Titans are set to begin their 2024 rookie minicamp on Friday. The three-day event, which runs from May 10-12, will feature Tennessee’s 2024 NFL Draft class and undrafted free-agent signings, among others. Reports had the Titans signing several UDFAs in the wake of the 2024 NFL draft, but those signings were not made official until Friday morning. Here’s the full list of 16 UDFAs, per the Titans: RB Dillon Johnson, Washington RB Jamari Small, Tennessee WR Bryce Oliver, Youngstown State WR Sam Schnee, Northern Iowa TE David Martin-Robinson, Temple TE Gabe Jeudy-Lally, Tennessee TE ..read more

As soon as the Tennessee Titans hired Brian Callahan to be their next head coach, speculation ran rampant about his father, Bill, possibly joining the staff. And that’s exactly what ended up happening, which is significant because he’s one of the best in the business at his job. Callahan touched on joining his son in Tennessee on Thursday. “I just felt compelled to help him,” Callahan said, per Jim Wyatt. “I felt that at this juncture of my career – God willing, how many years do I have left? I just really wanted to help him. I wanted to help the Titans, and help (Brian) succeed. It was really ..read more

The Tennessee Titans made an addition to their wide receivers room this week, with the team agreeing to terms with former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd. The addition of Boyd not only strengthens Tennessee’s receiving corps., it also gives the team someone who has experience in head coach Brian Callahan’s offense. Boyd played for five seasons under Callahan, serving as the team’s slot receiver. “He hasn’t signed the papers, just to put that out there,” Callahan said, per Jim Wyatt. “That will be official sooner than later, but not quite yet. But Tyler is a slot receiver — that’s ..read more

On the eve of rookie minicamp, which begins on Friday, May 10 and runs through Sunday, May 12, the Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with four of their seven 2024 NFL draft picks. According to Jim Wyatt of TennesseeTitans.com, the Titans have agreed to four-year rookie contracts with fifth-round pick and cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr., sixth-round pick and wide receiver Jha’Quan Jackson, seventh-round pick and linebacker James Williams and seventh-round pick and edge rusher Jaylen Harrell. That leaves three picks unsigned, a group that includes first-round pick and offensive tackle JC Lath ..read more

Upon the Tennessee Titans drafting offensive tackle JC Latham, there were questions about whether or not he can make the switch from right tackle, where he played in college, to left tackle, where the Titans need him most. Both Latham and general manager Ran Carthon expressed confidence that he can make the jump at the next level. On Thursday, esteemed offensive line coach Bill Callahan echoed those sentiments and explained why he thinks Latham will be good to go. “No. 1, his athleticism, and then, of course, all of the measurable traits that he has. And then you add in size, power, strength ..read more

The first two years of Tennessee Titans 2022 first-round pick and wide receiver Treylon Burks’ career have been a major disappointment, thanks to injuries and a lack of production when healthy. And, when you include the fact that Burks was drafted to replace A.J. Brown after the Titans foolishly traded him to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2022, it only makes things worse for the Arkansas product. It’s fair to, at the very least, start calling Burks a bust considering where he was drafted and what he’s produced, and he’s going to have one hell of a time trying to shed that label this coming season ..read more