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Titans rookie QB Cam Ward talks nonstop, but never misses anything his coach says
Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville

Titans rookie QB Cam Ward talks nonstop, but never misses anything his coach says

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Cam Ward talks so much that Tennessee coach Brian Callahan asked the rookie if he needed to wait until the Titans quarterback stopped…See the Story
Titans revamp their offensive line to protect No. 1 draft pick Cam Ward
NFL · Nashville

Titans revamp their offensive line to protect No. 1 draft pick Cam Ward

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Dre’Mont Jones and Lorenzo Carter Lead Titans’ New 'Big Body' Edge Approach
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Dre’Mont Jones and Lorenzo Carter Lead Titans’ New 'Big Body' Edge Approach

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Titans didn’t defend the run nearly well enough last year, ranking 26th Like most teams, they talk about earning the right to rush the passer by stopping the run and by that standard, the Titans didn’t earn the right. That would help explain how bad they were at knocking down the quarterback, as they tied for the third fewest sacks in the league with 32. Dre'Mont Jones/ ASSOCIATED PRESS Top-flight pass rushers -- particula…Read Article

If Titans' Second ILB is Weakest Spot in Base Defense, That's OK

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The one time in recent history the Titans took a big swing at an inside linebacker, Rashaan Evans was a dud. The 22nd pick in the first round in 2018, Evans wound up a good short-yardage and goal-line player, far too narrow a role for a first-round pick. He was too often confused in space and didn’t pan out for Jon Robinson and Mike Vrabel. Cedric Gray/ ASSOCIATED PRESS Over the last 10 years, with minimal draft investment, on…Nashville, Tennessee · NashvilleRead Article

T'Vondre Sweat Titans' Film Analysis: Rookie Review and Future Projection

By JAMES FOSTER, special correspondent This is part three of my deep dive series evaluating the young building blocks on Tennessee’s roster. Over the last two weeks, I’ve broken down JC Latham and Jarvis Brownlee Jr.’s rookie seasons, Next up, T’Vondre Sweat. Sweat was a bold pick at the top of the second round, but his first season was a resounding success. The conditioning and off-field concerns, which took him off of many teams’ boards, didn’…Nashville, Tennessee · NashvilleRead Article

The Definitive Review of Titans' Cornerback Jarvis Brownlee

By JAMES FOSTER, special correspondent The Titans traded a third-round pick for L’Jarius Sneed last offseason, but have yet to see any return on that investment. Sneed played just five games (poorly) before being placed on injured reserve, and every medical update and off-field development makes me less confident he’ll ever be a meaningful contributor in Tennessee. When the Titans acquired Sneed, they thought they were adding a tenacious tone-se…Nashville, Tennessee · NashvilleRead Article

Will Levis Says His Current Situation 'Sucks' as He Competes with Cam Ward to Be Titans' QB1

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Levis clearly isn't thrilled with how his career has gone so farNFL · NashvilleSee the Story

The Achilles Timeline: Can Lloyd Cushenberry Be Ready for the Titans’ Opener?

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – For Lloyd Cushenberry to be in the Titans' starting lineup for opening day, he’d have to hit the general Achilles tear recovery timetable of 10 months right on the dot. That could be a big ask. Lloyd Cushenberry/ Angie Flatt We don't know his current status precisely. Sam Mustipher, Corey Levin or someone else may be in the middle of Dan Williams and Peter Skoronski on the left and Kevin Zeitler and JC Latham on the right when…Nashville, Tennessee · NashvilleRead Article

Titans Rumors: Sneed, Latham, Restrepo

The Titans’ investment in former Chiefs cornerback L’Jarius Sneed really failed to deliver dividends in 2024. After sending a third-round pick to Kansas City for the 28-year-old defender, Tennessee only saw five games out of Sneed before a quad injury knocked him out for the remainder of the season. What’s worse is that Sneed played poorly in those five contests, grading out as the team’s worst defender, per Pro Football Focus (subscription requ…Dallas, Texas · DallasSee the Story

Hands, Feet and Fit: Film Breakdown of Titans' JC Latham as he Moves to Right Tackle

By JAMES FOSTER, special correspondent NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- When evaluating rookie offensive linemen, it’s important to have realistic expectations and grade them on a bit of a curve. Tackles like Tristan Wirfs, Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt, who play at Pro Bowl levels as rookies, come along once every few years. But most good tackles struggle in their first season as they adjust to the jump in competition level. JC Latham’s first year in the NFL h…Nashville, Tennessee · NashvilleRead Article

Titans Make Minimizing Mistakes the Priority in Culture-Building Offseason

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Titans lacked talent last year, sure. But too often, the players they fielded committed too many penalties, allowed too many negative plays to unfold and gave the ball away too much to give themselves a chance. Those would seem to be hard things to address in the early stages of offseason work, like now in Phase Two, when the offense can’t work against the defense and things are specific to positions and units.  Dan Moore …Nashville, Tennessee · NashvilleRead Article

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