Tennessee Titans' Calvin Ridley: 'Don't listen to the noise outside'
Calvin Ridley breaks his silence on the Tennessee Titans offense as he prepares for the season opener against the Jets.
The Tennessee Titans gathered at their practice facility on Thursday, preparing for their opening match against the New York Jets on Sunday. During the post-practice media session, wide receiver Calvin Ridley shared his perspective on the team's progress. Despite being the veteran in the locker room, Ridley has maintained a low profile throughout training camp, as he recovers from a leg injury that cut his 2024 season short.
In his opening remarks, Ridley expressed his confidence in the coaching staff and the team's performance. He credited the veteran experience of his coaches, particularly OC Brian Daboll and head coach Robert Saleh, who both have previous head coaching experience. Ridley emphasized that he trusts in their calm demeanor and the collective wisdom of the group.
He urged fans and observers not to listen to the noise outside the locker room, instead focusing on the Titans' own football. With the arrival of new players Carnell Tate and Wan’Dale Robinson, Ridley sees an opportunity to reshape his role on offense and contribute more effectively as the season progresses.
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