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Mike Moraitis

Tennessee Titans rookie minicamp: Highlights from Day 2

Titans Tennessee Titans Turron Davenport Tyjae Spears Will Levis Colton Dowell Paul Kuharsky Peter Skoronski Ben Arthur Caleb Murphy

The Tennessee Titans were back on the practice field for Day 2 of rookie minicamp on Saturday. The team will hold one more session on Sunday before turning its attention to organized team activities on May 22.

The Titans have a total of 48 players in attendance at rookie minicamp, with six draft picks, 14 undrafted free agents and 21 invites all taking part this weekend.

It appears the Titans will have a 15th undrafted free agent in attendance for the final day, as Georgia wide receiver Kearis Jackson was spotted but didn’t take part, per multiple reporters.

Now, a look at some of the highlights from the Day 2 of Titans rookie minicamp.

QB Will Levis

QB Will Levis

RB Tyjae Spears

RB Tyjae Spears

OL Peter Skoronski

OT Peter Skoronski

WR Colton Dowell

WR Colton Dowell

TE Josh Whyle

TE Josh Whyle

OT Jaelyn Duncan

OT Jaelyn Duncan

UDFA EDGE Caleb Murphy

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