Titans Training Camp Notebook: The main reason for optimism after two days of joint practice vs Falcons, Route Revue Originally appeared on A in Z Sports.
Tennessee titans held their second and last joint practice in Flowery Branch, Georgia, against Falcons on Wednesday. If you missed the first notebook on day 2, Click here for all details on Cam Ward and training in training.
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Here is the rest of what you need to know: a big light point, the point of road trip and lack time.
The main reason for optimism
There are a lot of blatant concerns in this Titans team. The depth almost at all levels is at the top of the list. Another big game. But an area in which I am confident in both beginners and (mainly) in backups is the offensive line. Whenever I look at or think of this team, one of the only comforting things about the list is what I thought was a very strong offensive line unit. Cam Ward agrees:
“I think that line O and D-Line bring this every day to practice, whether we play against ourselves or that we were going against another opponent. And I think it will be our point of view all year round, and you know, even in the future. These guys will probably be the reason why we win a lot of games. ”
Well, I at least agree with the offensive part of that! Ward then praised his group of great men protecting him:
“Line O, I don’t have to worry about it. It will always be the point of view for these guys. They bring energy every day, especially starting with JC (Latham), so I am delighted to be behind the protection of the passes of these guys. They keep me clean.
I was quite firm in my belief in this offensive line this summer. I think they will be good. They should be good on paper. Nothing less than the average or better once the season is running will be a disappointment for me. And when you are good in the trenches, it opens the game book for your quarter-arre and the rest of the unit.
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Examine the Titans Road Trip
Today was the 8th day of a 10 -day road trip for the Titans in the training camp, and we had the chance to ask Brian Callahan how the trip took place in his eyes:
I think I got everything I want from this road trip, and I think it does. part of the process of it. And i think that share’s been great. There’s been some days that we’ve got to clean up from an execution standpoint in practice. I do necessarily attribute the practitioner to that. But yeah, are Guys Tired? Yeah, of race. That’s the Idea. It’s training camp. It’s supposed to be hard. And i think that’s the idea of the white trip, that’s a key component of it. We go to go to go through some hard stuff. And so that’s What We’re Doing Now. And then you have a chance to take advantage of these experiences. All spending a good time, as if it was supposed to be difficult.
You can choose to put it back in place with a good reason or face your own mind, but that is reality. This camp was long and hard for the titans. Maybe it will have an impact for them this year. Maybe this is not the case. But the conception of the road trip had to be exactly what it seemed to Atlanta: difficult. LB Cedric Gray sounded after training on his reflections on the trip:
“I think that one of the greatest things that I like (Coach Callahan) is this year is really to try to establish a culture and a standard within our team. Just the different things he is talking about during the team meetings, what we are going to be.
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I approached this in a notebook of day 1, but we obtained some good comments from coaches and players on this subject on this subject that I thought I had the trouble to be shared. The Titans actually lack time before week 1. This is what Brian Callahan said about the preparation of this team to face the Broncos de Denver on September 7:
“Yeah, of course not. We are not yet ready. I mean, I don’t think anyone is still ready to play real football. It’s all the League teams right now, but you are trying to stack as many good days as possible. Quickly.
LB Cody Barton echoes this feeling of urgency:
“It’s going quickly. I think we have about five or six additional practices until the regular season. So it’s time. As these things appear, this allowed themselves to perfect the details and correct these little things.
This story was initially reported by A in Z Sports August 13, 2025, where he appeared for the first time.
