Well, we're almost to training camp, and as a result, almost done with our top 25 most important Titans list. Today, we're going with another new Titan, in edge rusher Jermaine Johnson II.
Tennessee Titans third year tackle JC Latham has a bump in the road to start his third season, but we don’t need to focus too much on this initial storyline.
Cam Ward is entering a crucial Year 2 and we’ll be able to get a good idea of how much he’s progressed in this area once the Titans being training camp.
The Titans have placed offensive tackle JC Latham and safety Amani Hooker on the active/physically unable to perform list, per team writer Jim Wyatt. Both players are dealing with short-term injuries and are expected to be back soon, according to Titans insider Paul Kuharsky.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Tennessee Titans enter NFL Training Camp season with Robert Saleh now leading them. But the head coach is now dealing with a key NFL Injury in the room.
The Tennessee Titans' rookies reported to the team facility on Thursday, signifying the imminent start of training camp. Veterans will be there at the beginning of next week, and then things will really get rolling.
The Tennessee Titans announced they have placed OT JC Latham and S Amani Hooker on the PUP list ahead of the start of training camp. Additionally, the Titans signed OT Zachary Thomas and waived OT Ryan Hayes.
Tennessee Titans media doesn’t get to see this side of head coach Robert Saleh with limited non-football chatter at press conference. His personality and family life will be an interesting aspect to get to know more.
It's a big day for fans of the Tennessee Titans! The team's rookies are slated to report to the team facility today to prepare for the start of training camp.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
An underrated position is a big talking point ahead of Titans training camp and it’s easy to see why. The Tennessee Titans are 1 week from opening Robert Saleh’s first training camp as head coach, and quarterback Cam Ward’s offensive line remains the roster’s most glaring vulnerability.
Training camp is almost here for the Tennessee Titans, as the rookies are set to report on Thursday, followed by the veterans on July 28. Entering camp, many are discussing the tight end duo of Gunnar Helm and Daniel Bellinger.
The start of training camp for the Tennessee Titans is just over a week away. It's an exciting time of year, and we're about to have most of our big questions answered on the field.
The Titans’ new coaching staff should make a world of difference for Cam Ward in Year 2. The Tennessee Titans gave every NFL team a blueprint on how to handle a rookie quarterback situation last season.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward was the first overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft. Ward played college football at Incarnate Word, Washington State and Miami (FL), and he played high school football at West Columbia in Texas.
The Tennessee Titans are inching closer to training camp, as the team's rookies will report for camp on Thursday, with the veterans following next week on July 28.
Cam Ward now has a street named after him in his Texas hometown. Here’s how it happened: Titans quarterback Cam Ward added another memorable chapter to his offseason when his hometown of West Columbia, Texas, officially renamed North 17th Street to Cam Ward Way.
Last year, the Titans were unable to trot out a receiving corps featuring talent and experience for rookie No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward. As a result, much of the appeal Ward brings to the game was limited.
The Titans moved on from a pair of starting offensive linemen this offseason, leaving two major holes in front of second-year quarterback Cam Ward. Fortunately, it sounds like the unit is quickly taking shape.
In the eyes of some, Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward largely failed to impress with his on-the-field performances after the Titans made him the No. 1 overall pick of the 2025 draft.