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See the full story · 2 sourcesThe Tennessee Titans took to the field on Wednesday for the first practice of their 2026 season. While this was not a padded practice, there was still some action, and competition began at key positions.
While there were no complete statistical breakdowns or play-by-play coverage, some of those in attendance did a masterful job of keeping fans informed on social media. Here at Titans Wire, we are focused on bringing all of those social media pieces together in a way that creates a snapshot from the practice and how the players performed.
In this first practice, JC Latham worked on the side with some trainers and remains on the PUP list. Calvin Ridley (illness) and Mitch Trubisky (tightness) were limited, giving some wide receivers and quarterbacks some extra reps.
In all, it was a solid day within the confines of the NFL acclimation period, and the competition will pick up once pads go on next week. Here are some of the standouts mentioned on the first day of practice.
Cam Ward has a day
While Ward wasn’t perfect, he had some solid moments and came up big in the red zone sessions. There are different stats coming up on social media (8-of-15 or 9-of-16) with two touchdowns and zero interceptions.
Nute’s Notes from #TitanUp TC today… -Cam Ward was GOOD, some great moments with Tate and Robinson -Schlotman in at C, Volson at RG. Slater rotating in at G -Big Jeff is on a mission this year - I’ll say it again, Wandale. Robinson. Always open. @1025TheGame @parker_kelley10
— Connor Nute (@c_nute15) July 29, 2026 Carnell Tate is a threat
Tate started the day with a catch from Ward early on and capped it with a touchdown in red-zone work.
Carnell Tate doing what he does best🔥 I can watch this video all day but the connection with Ward-Tate shows pic.twitter.com/I28SKt6DcD
— Titan Report Podcast (@Titan_Reports) July 29, 2026 The secondary depth flashed
Micah Robinson continued to make plays, building upon his solid work during offseason team activities, and Sanusi Kane undercut a Will Levis pass for an interception.
#Titans training camp notes Day 1 (2) -7v7 Ward targeted Wan'Dale Robinson twice. Good on out-breaking rte. A little early on seam - incomplete -Levis to Dike on bang 8. Patience for it to clear out then nice hole shot -Hendon Hooker got Jaren Kanak the ball across the middle…
— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) July 29, 2026 Will Levis had an uneven day
Levis got some extra reps with Trubisky sidelined and, by all accounts, was up-and-down. While he had some outstanding throws and finished off practice with a touchdown pass to Joel Wilson, he also threw an interception to Kane.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans training camp: Day 1 standouts
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