The Tennessee Titans are back home after a long preseason road trip and clearly there is tension in the air after Cam Ward and Jeffery Simmons got in a fight at practice. While it would be easy to condemn the activity, Tyler actually sees this as a good thing for the Titans as new leaders emerge. A lot of the high-profile rookies have gotten love, but some of the more unsung rookies like Marcus Harris and Jackson Slater haven't gotten enough. Also, still no practice for T'Vondre Sweat, Kevin Winston or L'Jarius Sneed. Finally, we talk big concerns for the Titans and you have to start with coaching and it isn't just Brian Callahan.

The Tennessee Titans should be sky high in their confidence in Cam Ward after two weeks of the preseason. Ward has checked every box you could ask for from the off-field to the on-field. It should give Titans fans a lot of optimism for the future. Also, fans should feel excited for the rookie weapons like Elic Ayomanor and Gunnar Helm. Both have had great offseasons and look primed to contribute right away. Don't forget about the defense though where Femi Oladejo and Kevin Winston could make a bigger impact in year one than expected. Finally, one thing that has been the most concerning for Titans fans over the past few years is the offensive line, but they have confirmed enough this soon to feel great about the unit going into the season.

The Tennessee Titans take down the Atlanta Falcons 23-20 in week two of the preseason.

The Tennessee Titans won their second preseason game, but the score doesn't matter, the team was UGLY in Atlanta. It had feels of 2024 with the penalties, special teams blunders and explosives plays on defense. Despite that, Cam Ward continues to improve and had a more clean game against the Falcons then he did last week. Elic Ayomanor made the biggest play of the day, but also showed why he is still a rookie and shouldn't have lofty expectations. Finally, the Special teams unit is very concerning and Johnny Hekker is a guy everyone should be worrying about.

The Tennessee Titans take on the Atlanta Falcons in their second preseason game and it sounds like Cam Ward is not going to play anymore than he did last week. It could be a mistake for Brian Callahan. Ward will need the Titans offensive line to play similarly to what they did against the Buccaneers and eyes will be focused on the big guys to make sure of it. The rookie weapons have been a constant focus, but Gunnar Helm is starting to emerge at tight end and it would be nice to see him make some plays this week. On defense, the Titans suddenly have some real position battles starting at linebacker and cornerback which will deserve attention.

Cam Ward had a better day at joint practice between the Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons, but his worst trait of his early NFL career was exposed at the end of practice. This may seem bad, but this is actually a GREAT thing for Cam Ward moving forward. On defense, the Titans brought the fight, as in actual fighting, but they didn't really stop the Falcons offense much AND we got some big position battles taking place on that side of the ball. Finally, Brian Callahan's big trip is coming to an end and it is hard to feel like the Titans are in a better place for it, but this is something Callahan thinks will pay off in the future.

The Tennessee Titans had a terrible showing against the Atlanta Falcons in joint practice on Tuesday and it is starting to be concerning how the team is performing over the last few weeks. These struggles and the reasons for them starting give you Cam Ward concerns, but not about Ward, for Ward. As the Titans supporting cast on offense and the coaching staff, could make it tough for Ward to overcome and get wins. It wasn't ALL bad for the Titans though as team stars, Jeffery Simmons and Calvin Ridley, both had good days. The Titans also had some success in the run game, which will be critical when the games matter. Finally, the Titans are teetering on a confidence collapse and need to come back at Wednesday's practice and give a better effort.

The Tennessee Titans are in Atlanta for joint practices with the Falcons.

The Tennessee Titans take on the Atlanta Falcons in joint practice this week and they need to leverage their physicality to win the matchup. Especially on offense where Cam Ward's offensive line needs to continue it's positive performance on Saturday against a weaker Falcons pass rush. On defense, the Titans secondary will have it's hands full, so the defensive line needs to step up and do he job. Finally, the Titans have a lot to be concerned about and coming out of the weekend, Tyler thinks a dose of reality may be in order for Titans fans.

Cam Ward wasn't perfect in the Tennessee Titans preseason loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but he had a very good showing that earns him a B+ grade. As the first overall pick with that performance, the amount of disrespect Cam Ward is receiving in terms of coverage is quite insane. The reality is, that will only make his success feel sweeter. While Ward's play was exciting, the quarterbacks behind him left a lot to be desired, but that is by designed and should not change. However, panicking about the state of the defensive depth is certainly warranted. Tyjae Spears was carted off during Friday's game and his timeline has been announced by Brian Callahan. It seems more optimistic than what it looked coming out of the game. Plus, injury updates on a lot of other players like L'Jarius Sneed and T'Vondre Sweat!

The Tennessee Titans lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in their first preseason game of 2025, but the night was a success after Cam Ward had a good day, especially on his second drive of the night. The connection with Calvin Ridley was fully on display and it was electric, but the offensive line gave Cam time to make plays and that may be the most encouraging thing. On defense, the Titans were concerning. Areas like interior defensive line and cornerback looked rough, but they were missing their top player at both spots. Finally, we saw an injury to Tyjae Spears and got an update on T'Vondre Sweat, but overall the Titans were lucky to get out of Tampa with no major injuries.

Tennessee Titans QB Cam Ward makes his NFL debut.

The Tennessee Titans kickoff the 2025 preseason on Saturday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Cam Ward must play significant snaps to prepare him for the NFL season ahead. This means at least the first quarter or two drives, regardless of what we see in the first drive. Ward isn't alone though as other Titans heavy hitters like Jeffery Simmons need to be out on the field too. This is a very young roster so watching players like Elic Ayomanor, Gunnar Helm and Femi Oladejo will be the most exciting part and how those players perform will largely determine the success of the evening. Finally, the Titans won't have two key young players out there in T'Vondre Sweat and Kevin Winston, which is certainly a disappointment.

The Tennessee Titans took on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a joint practice on Thursday and held their own in the heat. Matching a playoff team like the Bucs is a great sign for where the Titans are as an improving squad. Cam Ward had a nice day, but also made some mistakes. Overall it was a good day for the rookie quarterback. His receivers really showed out as the Titans young weapons like Chim Dike, Elic Ayomanor, Gunnar Helm and Xavier Restrepo all made plays. On defense, the Titans continued their trend of creating turnovers showing it isn't just the Titans offense making it happen.

Cam Ward had a rough second week of training camp, but he started Week 3 ON FIRE after multiple red zone TDs and a successful 2-minute drive for a touchdown to end practice. It was Ward's best practice of camp so far and came at the perfect time as Ward will be tested by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers pressure. The offensive line will also be responsible for dealing with that pressure and they are coming off their best practice as a unit as well. On defense, the Buccaneers offensive line will make life tough for a Titans pass rush that is hard to be confident in. Finally, the Titans brought back safety Quandre Diggs and they will need him as they face a very talented group of wide receivers in Tampa on Thursday.

The Tennessee Titans released their first unofficial depth chart of the preseason and the rookie receivers, Elic Ayomanor and Chim Dike, having broken out in camp and ascended on the depth chart into prime positions. Rookie tight end Gunnar Helm is also rising as he sits second on the depth chart at tight end. On defense, James Williams has essentially ended the linebacker position battle before it began as he is the certified starter as thing stand now while Femi Oladejo is still set in a reserve role. Finally, the Titans have Jha'quan Jackson listed as the starting kickoff returner and some fans have been shocked by this, but the Titans are clearly looking to get answers on special teams and no one should be panicking.

The Tennessee Titans revealed the first unofficial depth chart of the preseason.

The Tennessee Titans are now through two weeks of camp and one if the biggest rising stars is rookie Femi Oladejo. Oladejo has been a standout at camp and is one of the team's biggest X-Factors coming into the season. Oladejo isn't alone though as many players have been on the rise as of late. On the other side, some players have disappointed and two veterans on the offensive line, Dan Moore and Kevin Zietler, need to do more. Finally, a report on Monday said the Tennessee Titans are "open" to veterans free agent additions on the defensive side of the ball and Preston Smith was named as a player to watch.

The Tennessee Titans took the field from training camp both days of the weekend and while there are things to be excited about, the offense certainly isn't one of them after a disaster finish to Saturday and an overall miserable day on Sunday. Cam Ward is having his ups and downs, but it is hard to be too hyped about what this offense will be with Ward after the first two weeks of camp. It isn't all about Ward though, the Titans offensive line needs to step up to the plate this season and big-time free agent Dan Moore should be a part of that improvement, but at this time, it is hard to feel confident in Moore being an answer for the price tag. Finally, more injury news for the Titans as Kevin Winston Jr. left Sunday's session early and T'Vondre Sweat missed his third straight practice in a row with an abdominal injury.

Cam Ward has struggled this week in training camp, but had a bounce back day on Friday at Tennessee Titans training camp. The Tennessee Titans are not in a win-now situation, but if a player the level of Micah Parsons is truly available, they would be foolish not to do what it takes to get that player into the building. Parsons is the perfect fit in a wasteland of trade talks, even if the Cowboys would be even more foolish to let him go. Finally, the Titans do have some injury news with T'Vondre Sweat missing practice and Peter Skoronski leaving early on Friday. Neither are great things for this team as both are critical pieces.