Sights and sounds from Titans joint practice with the Bears
The Tennessee Titans wrapped up training camp with a physical joint practice against the Chicago Bears ahead of their preseason finale.
The Tennessee Titans and Chicago Bears convened for an intense joint practice as they wrapped up training camp. The practice proved to be a physical affair, focusing on building chemistry between Titans' quarterback Cam Ward and wide receiver Carnell Tate. Initially, Tate faced some challenges but improved throughout the day. The Titans defense showcased resilience, but still had areas to address.
Assistant General Manager Dave Zeigler addressed the media before the practice, discussing roster decisions and the team's development. Wide receiver Wan Dale Robinson was evaluated for a concussion and left the practice early. Head Coach Robert Saleh praised rookie Tate's performance, marking it as his best joint practice of the preseason.
The Titans' offensive line coach, Carmen Bricillo, contributed to the run game's enhanced physicality. The Titans concluded their training camp and will face the Bears on Saturday at Nissan Stadium in the preseason finale.
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