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Titans QBs coach Charles London: Will Levis’ experience in pro-style offense has helped him

The Titans traded up to select quarterback Will Levis at No. 33 overall last month.While there’s no guarantee Levis will even see the field in the regular season as a rookie, he’s at least made a solid early impression on his position coach.Titans passing game coordinator and QBs coach said on Wednesday that Levis’ college [more]

Titans agree to terms with first-round pick Peter Skoronski

The Titans have taken care of some important business before the end of the month.Tennessee announced the club has agreed to terms with first-round pick Peter Skoronski.The offensive lineman was the No. 11 overall pick in this year’s draft out of Northwestern. He started all 12 games for Northwestern in 2022 with 33 games over [more]

Vikings to host practices with Titans, Cardinals

The Vikings will be welcoming a pair of their preseason opponents to their facility for joint practices this summer.Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell announced at a Tuesday press conference that the Titans and Cardinals will both practice with the team ahead of preseason games. The Vikings host the Titans in their second preseason game and [more]

Jaleel Johnson joining the Titans

The Titans are adding veteran Jaleel Johnson to their defensive line.Johnson is signing with Tennessee, according to Jordan Schultz of TheScore.com.The 28-year-old Johnson spent time last year with the Texans and Falcons and has previously played with the Saints and Vikings.In his career the 6-foot-3, 316-pound Johnson has played 74 games with 21 starts.

Titans agree to terms with Tyjae Spears

The Titans have gotten another draft pick under contract.Tennessee announced on Thursday that the club has agreed to terms with third-round pick Tyjae Spears on his rookie deal.Spears, a running back, was the third of six draft picks the Titans made last month. He rushed for 1,581 yards with 19 touchdowns in his last season [more]

Jeffery Simmons: I’m not trying to prove myself anymore

The Titans and defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons came to agreement on a contract extension earlier this year and the deal has shifted Simmons’ mindset for the coming season.Simmons shed light on how that’s changed during a Wednesday press conference from the team’s facility. He said that he spent the last four years working to show [more]

DeMeco Ryans is noncommittal about Jadeveon Clowney

Defensive lineman Jadeveon Clowney, the first overall pick in the 2014 draft, recently said he’d like to return to the Texans.On Tuesday, Texans coach DeMeco Ryans was asked about the possibility of bringing Clowney back to Houston.“We always look at any players that can help us win,” Ryans told reporters. “We’ll explore all options. I’ll [more]

Adrian Peterson: Mentally, I haven’t officially hung it up

Adrian Peterson is retired, even if he isn’t ready to acknowledge it. He is 38, hasn’t played a game since 2021 and hasn’t played a full season since 2020. No one is calling the former running back. Peterson, though, still hasn’t closed the door on his 15-year career. “Mentally, I haven’t officially hung it up. [more]

Kevin Byard not attending Titans’ OTAs

Titans head coach Mike Vrabel ran into safety Kevin Byard at the golf course Sunday. Vrabel, though, hasn’t seen Byard this week.Byard and cornerback Kristian Fulton are not participating in the team’s organized team activities.Vrabel said he expects Byard will show up “at some point” and is unconcerned about his absence.“There’s been years where KB [more]

20 teams start OTAs today

The offseason program is a three-phase process. And Phase Three is the most important of all of them.That’s when Organized Team Activities happen, a fancy, verbose phrase for “practice.” They’re now commonly known as OTAs, still one syllable more than just saying “practice.”Twenty teams start OTAs on Monday, based on the calendar the NFL released [more]

Top quarterbacks pause NFLPA rookie premiere to hang out with Tom Brady, Michael Rubin

At first, it seemed to be just another strategically curious tweet from a firehose account that often posts items of little or no relevance to the audience — but that potentially count as favors that could have scoop-related (or other) benefits down the line. The broader dynamics are sufficiently compelling to merit a closer examination.On [more]

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