The Titans held their ninth day of organized team activities (OTAs), showcasing key performances and struggling plays. Rookie receiver Carnell Tate returned to practice, while undrafted star Hank Beatty caught a practice-best five passes. Quarterback Cam Ward struggled overall, completing 13-of-25 passes, while Mitchell Trubisky performed well, going 17-of-22 with one interception. Receiving standout Xavier Restrepo tallied four catches, giving him 18 total in five open sessions. The team is set to continue preparations next week with the start of minicamp.

By the Numbers
  • Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky completed 17-of-22 passes during Thursday's session.
  • Quarterback Cam Ward threw 13-of-25, with a 1-of-4 performance in a crucial two-minute drill.
  • Xavier Restrepo leads the Titans with 18 receptions in five open OTAs.
  • Hank Beatty made five catches, including three straight during a two-minute drill.
State of Play
  • Quarterback Will Levis went 10-of-17, now totaling 55-of-82 in five open OTAs.
  • Carnell Tate returned to practice, making limited impact despite a one-handed catch.
  • Xavier Restrepo continues to shine as the most consistent receiver on the team.
  • Trubisky has been sharp overall in OTAs, despite throwing his first interception.
What's Next

As minicamp approaches, the Titans will further evaluate their roster, particularly their quarterbacks, and continue to develop their receiving corps. The performance of undrafted rookies like Hank Beatty and Xavier Restrepo may influence roster decisions moving forward.

Bottom Line

The Titans are experiencing a mix of promising performances and struggles in OTAs, with standout performers indicating potential roster strengths while others, especially in the quarterback position, require improvement. Keeping an eye on rookie talents and their development will be crucial as the team heads into minicamp.