Titans begin rookie minicamp with 2026 draft picks sidelined
The Tennessee Titans began rookie minicamp without their 2026 draft picks on the field as head coach Robert Saleh implemented a recovery plan for the drafted players. The team's 58 tryout participants took the field, with Saleh focusing on giving them a chance to compete and showcase their skills.
The Tennessee Titans opened rookie minicamp in Nashville, Tennessee. Head coach Robert Saleh kept the team's 2026 draft picks off the field, instead implementing a recovery plan to help them recover from the pre-draft process. The team's 58 tryout participants took part in drills, with Saleh aiming to give them a chance to compete without overthinking. The draft picks made a brief appearance during team stretch, giving local media a first look at them in their new jerseys. The Titans announced the jersey numbers for their eight draft picks before minicamp, with Carnell Tate wearing No. 14. The team's focus was on allowing the tryout participants to showcase their skills and compete for a spot on the team.
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