The Tennessee Titans have completed five training camp practices, including two sessions in pads, and several players have already changed their outlook before Friday night’s blue-and-white scrimmage.
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Austin Stanley delivers his first Tennessee Titans training camp stock report by identifying the biggest risers, fallers and notable players still waiting to generate momentum. Which Titans should fans be buying, selling or holding after the opening week of 2026 training camp?
Elic Ayomanor owns the fastest-rising stock on Tennessee’s roster. The second-year wide receiver has transformed his body, rebuilt his stance and displayed improved route running, body control and contested-catch ability. Could Ayomanor force his way into a significant role alongside Carnell Tate, Wan’Dale Robinson, Calvin Ridley and Chimere Dike?
Tyjae Spears is also emerging as an important weapon in Brian Daboll’s Titans offense. Spears has lined up across the formation and could receive opportunities as a runner and receiver during his contract season. Rookie running back Nick Singleton also began flashing his physicality and speed when the pads came on.
Linebacker James Williams Sr. may be Tennessee’s most surprising riser. After dropping approximately 20 pounds to fit Robert Saleh’s defense, Williams recorded three interceptions during the first week of camp and repeatedly appeared behind the line of scrimmage against the run. Has Williams gone from a potential roster cut to an important piece of the Titans linebacker rotation?
Cornerback Josh Williams has also raised his stock by displaying the size and physicality Tennessee needs behind Alontae Taylor and Cor’Dale Flott.
The stock-down group begins with Mitch Trubisky, who followed a strong offseason with a shaky opening week that included three interceptions during Tuesday’s practice. Trubisky remains the favorite to back up Cam Ward, but has the veteran quarterback lost some of the shine he created during OTAs and minicamp?
Austin also examines Michael Carter’s difficult path to the roster, Austin Deculus losing ground to Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson in the swing-tackle competition and Micah Robinson cooling off after an encouraging spring.
Several notable Titans remain in the “hold” category. Femi Oladejo possesses significant physical and athletic upside but has yet to make a noticeable impact. Cody Barton has watched younger linebackers produce the biggest defensive plays, while Wan’Dale Robinson has mixed impressive receptions with drops and ball-security issues.
Will Levis has become more consistent after a volatile offseason, but simply remaining neutral will not create another NFL opportunity. Can Levis use three preseason games to attract a trade partner and change the outlook surrounding his future?
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