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The Tennessee Titans finished Day 2 of 2026 training camp and welcomed back a few players who did not take part on opening day.
Offensive tackle JC Latham came off the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list and worked with trainers. Head coach Robert Saleh believes Latham should be good to go in the next couple of practices. Both wide receiver Calvin Ridley (illness) and quarterback Mitch Trubisky (tightness) returned and took part in different stages of practice.
Tennessee did make a small move ahead of practice by signing defensive back Hudson Clark and waiving/injured safety Sanoussi Kane.
All in all, it was another solid day of work at the team facility, and here are some sights and sounds from the afternoon.
Before the Titans took the field for their second training camp practice, head coach Robert Saleh talked about Dan Moore, who the Titans need to take a significant step forward in 2026.
The Titans were back on the field as they continue to stack days ahead of their preseason opener.
New Titans cornerback Cor'Dale Flott likes the fact that he and Alontae Taylor have different skill sets, and believes that the tandem will be able to hold down the outside of the defense.
There has been a lot of concern about Oladejo's development heading into his second season. Talented, but raw, the Titans need him to carve out his niche in this new defense.
Titans left tackle Dan Moore took to the podium to discuss the new staff and what he's seen development-wise from second-year quarterback Cam Ward.
The Titans traded for Johnson in the first big move of the offseason. Now, with camp underway, he met with the media to talk about what he brings to the defense.
This is the second day of training camp, and things will continue to ramp up throughout the process, and Titans Wire will follow every session with more sights and sounds.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans training camp: Sights and sounds from Day 2
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Offensive tackle JC Latham came off the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list and worked with trainers. Head coach Robert Saleh believes Latham should be good to go in the next couple of practices. Both wide receiver Calvin Ridley (illness) and quarterback Mitch Trubisky (tightness) returned and took part in different stages of practice.
Tennessee did make a small move ahead of practice by signing defensive back Hudson Clark and waiving/injured safety Sanoussi Kane.
All in all, it was another solid day of work at the team facility, and here are some sights and sounds from the afternoon.
Robert Saleh talks about Dan Moore before practice
Before the Titans took the field for their second training camp practice, head coach Robert Saleh talked about Dan Moore, who the Titans need to take a significant step forward in 2026.
Putting in the work
The Titans were back on the field as they continue to stack days ahead of their preseason opener.
Cor'Dale Flott talks about Alontae Taylor
New Titans cornerback Cor'Dale Flott likes the fact that he and Alontae Taylor have different skill sets, and believes that the tandem will be able to hold down the outside of the defense.
Femi Oladejo talks about defense and offseason work
There has been a lot of concern about Oladejo's development heading into his second season. Talented, but raw, the Titans need him to carve out his niche in this new defense.
Femi Oladejo on year two, position changes, and getting bigger@FOXNashville#titans#titanuppic.twitter.com/8EAq6yLuIJ
— Jill Jelnick (@JillJelnick) July 30, 2026
Dan Moore talks about Cam Ward's growth
Titans left tackle Dan Moore took to the podium to discuss the new staff and what he's seen development-wise from second-year quarterback Cam Ward.
Jermaine Johnson on what he brings to the defense
The Titans traded for Johnson in the first big move of the offseason. Now, with camp underway, he met with the media to talk about what he brings to the defense.
This is the second day of training camp, and things will continue to ramp up throughout the process, and Titans Wire will follow every session with more sights and sounds.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans training camp: Sights and sounds from Day 2
Continue reading...
