The Tennessee Titans held their 2021 rookie minicamp from May 14-16, and with it we got our first look at the team’s rookies, including the 2021 NFL draft class, during the three-day workouts.
The Titans’ rookie minicamp roster contained 24 players in total and was made up of their new draft class, undrafted free agents, tryout invites and other non-rookies.
Unfortunately, we were only able to see the events of Day 2, as the other two days were closed to the media, but thanks to the Titans we got a more expansive look, which included interviews with some of the players.
Check out some of the highlights:
Crashing Titans Rookie Minicamp 💥 pic.twitter.com/rakRzU1JQB
— Tennessee Titans (@Titans) May 24, 2021
The most notable player who didn’t participate in drills and workouts was first-round pick and cornerback, Caleb Farley, who is still rehabbing after having back surgery in March. Farley has divinely rejected the notion that he won’t be ready for training camp, so we should get our first look at him then.
The Titans were set to begin the next phase of OTAs on Monday, where the rookies were expected to join the veterans. However, it isn’t clear what the attendance looked like as of yet, something that will be interesting to see after the NFLPA suggested players skip the voluntary portion of OTAs.
