Titans' 2021 draft class has to break trend of training-camp injuries
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee’s high-ranking rookies have regularly missed big chunks of training camp, a trend that has really hurt the team in terms of getting solid first-year contributions.
The Titans need that to stop this summer as their current depth chart has holes in spots that must be filled by players they will draft.
Kristian Fulton, pool photo by Mark Humphrey AP
We don’t know how much or how little those guys will be around during the offseason yet, but even if it’s a lot, it’s the training camp-work and preseason snaps that really accelerate a young guy's learning curve.
Here, I outlined just how regularly and how much Titans’ recent first-rounders and high picks have missed.
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