For the first time since joining the Tennessee Titans, both outside linebackers Vic Beasley and Jadeveon Clowney are expected to practice with the team on Wednesday, as head coach Mike Vrabel revealed. What isn’t clear is exactly how much each player will do.
Of course, Clowney just recently joined the Titans after officially agreeing to terms on Sunday. The Titans were able to get him in the building for the first time on Tuesday and now he’ll begin the process of getting acclimated.
Meanwhile, Beasley has been on the team all offseason, but has failed to take part in a full practice yet after reporting late to training camp and spending the entirety of it on the NFI list before recently being removed.
Vrabel says the team will be looking at the conditioning of both players in order to better determine how much they can contribute in Week 1.
#Titans' Vrabel: Will look at conditioning level of Clowney and Beasley, how they feel after practice, how much they learn as he figures out how much time they will see on MNF opener.
— John Glennon (@glennonsports) September 9, 2020
Right now, we expect Beasley and Clowney to play at least limited snaps in the season-opener against the Denver Broncos. Anything more than that would be a welcomed surprise.
