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The Tennessee Titans took a bit of a risk when they picked Penn State running back Nick Singleton in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The star running back suffered a Jones Fracture in his foot during Senior Bowl week and was unable to participate in any of the pre-draft workouts.
While head coach Robert Saleh and the Titans' medical staff have taken a cautious approach to his recovery, it appears that Singleton should be ready to go by training camp and is finally working his way into team activities.
When asked about Singleton and his recovery on Friday ahead of practice, he announced that Singleton would be slowly working his way into team drills during the session.
"Yeah, he's progressing into team reps today, just a couple of them, but he's progressing really well," Saleh said.
Singleton’s return will add another back to what has become a crowded backfield this offseason. The Titans have Tony Pollard, Tyjae Spears, Kalel Mullings, and Julius Chestnut returning, and added Singleton and veteran Michael Carter during the offseason in hopes of improving their dismal 30th-ranked rushing attack in 2026.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans' Robert Saleh gives positive injury update on Nick Singleton
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While head coach Robert Saleh and the Titans' medical staff have taken a cautious approach to his recovery, it appears that Singleton should be ready to go by training camp and is finally working his way into team activities.
When asked about Singleton and his recovery on Friday ahead of practice, he announced that Singleton would be slowly working his way into team drills during the session.
"Yeah, he's progressing into team reps today, just a couple of them, but he's progressing really well," Saleh said.
Singleton’s return will add another back to what has become a crowded backfield this offseason. The Titans have Tony Pollard, Tyjae Spears, Kalel Mullings, and Julius Chestnut returning, and added Singleton and veteran Michael Carter during the offseason in hopes of improving their dismal 30th-ranked rushing attack in 2026.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans' Robert Saleh gives positive injury update on Nick Singleton
Continue reading...
