Episodes

  • Titans 2026 Training Camp: Running Back Position Preview

    Titans 2026 Training Camp: Running Back Position Preview
    Jul 15 2026
    This 2026 training camp preview provides an analysis of the Tennessee Titans' running back roster as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Senior writer Jim Wyatt highlights Tyjae Spears as a critical player to monitor, noting his potential for a larger role in Brian Daboll’s new offensive system. While veteran Tony Pollard remains a reliable presence, the team is also evaluating the progress of rookie Nick Singleton and several returning depth players. The article suggests that the coaching staff, led by Robert Saleh, aims to finalize a four-man rotation based on health and special teams performance. Ultimately, this summary outlines the competitive landscape and roster expectations for the backfield heading into September.
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    21 mins
  • Daniel Bellinger Joins the Titans Offensive Scheme

    Daniel Bellinger Joins the Titans Offensive Scheme
    Jul 7 2026
    Tennessee Titans' acquisition of tight end Daniel Bellinger, who joined the team during the 2026 free agency period. Bellinger expresses excitement about reuniting with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, his former coach with the Giants, and emphasizes his versatility in various offensive roles. Having previously played four seasons in New York, the veteran athlete aims to improve his playmaking ability after the catch while maintaining his reputation as a reliable blocker. The article also highlights the strong team culture and the presence of several former teammates who have also moved to Nashville. Ultimately, Bellinger focuses on establishing a trustworthy connection with the coaching staff to help the franchise succeed.
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    17 mins
  • Jeffery Simmons: Leading the Titans' New Attack Defense

    Jeffery Simmons: Leading the Titans' New Attack Defense
    Jun 24 2026
    After securing a lucrative multi-year contract extension, Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons is preparing for the 2026 season with a focus on elite performance. Coming off an All-Pro campaign in 2025, the veteran lineman is embracing a significant philosophical shift under a new coaching staff. The team’s transition to an aggressive "attack" defense will allow Simmons to disrupt plays directly in the backfield rather than holding the line of scrimmage. Health improvements following elbow surgery have further boosted his confidence as he aims to surpass his previous franchise records. Ultimately, these updates highlight the star's ambitious mindset and physical readiness to lead the Titans' defensive unit.
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    20 mins
  • Ten Thoughts After Titans Offseason Workouts

    Ten Thoughts After Titans Offseason Workouts
    Jun 19 2026
    Following the conclusion of offseason workouts, this report evaluates the Tennessee Titans’ progress as they transition from minicamp toward training camp. The analysis highlights Cam Ward’s adjustment to a new offensive system and his growing rapport with wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson. Despite facing stiff competition at the position, Xavier Restrepo emerged as the most productive pass-catcher during the open practice sessions. The source also notes the impressive efficiency of Mitchell Trubisky and the aggressive defensive mindset established by new coaching and secondary players like Alontae Taylor. Overall, these observations provide a preliminary outlook on the roster’s chemistry and individual player development before the season begins.
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    21 mins
  • Day 1: Titans Mandatory Minicamp Observations

    Day 1: Titans Mandatory Minicamp Observations
    Jun 17 2026
    Trubisky and Ward Battle at Titans Minicamp
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    20 mins
  • Cam Ward Struggles at Titans OTAs

    Cam Ward Struggles at Titans OTAs
    Jun 12 2026
    21 mins
  • Cam Ward Pushes Limits at Titans OTAs

    Cam Ward Pushes Limits at Titans OTAs
    Jun 10 2026
    During a recent Tennessee Titans organized team activity, senior writer Jim Wyatt observed a day of practice defined by mixed results from the team's quarterbacks. While Cam Ward showed promise with several touchdown strikes, his performance was tempered by an interception and inconsistent accuracy. In contrast, Mitchell Trubisky and Will Levis were highly efficient, with the latter connecting on a notable sixty-yard scoring play to wide receiver Chimere Dike. Xavier Restrepo emerged as a primary target for the offense, leading all receivers in catches during the session. On the defensive side, Micah Robinson and Sean Brown highlighted a unit that successfully forced turnovers despite several pass interference penalties. This voluntary session offered a detailed look at the roster's depth and developing chemistry as the team prepares for upcoming minicamps.
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    21 mins
  • Titans Fans Panic Over Offensive Line Flaws

    Titans Fans Panic Over Offensive Line Flaws
    Jun 8 2026
    20 mins