New Titans head coach Robert Saleh is flipping the script on training camp, ditching rigid depth charts for daily player rotations across all three teams to uncover hidden gems and test true talent. While Cam Ward locks down first-team reps at QB, the backup battle between Will Levis and Mitchell Trubisky heats up—with no guarantee of carrying more than two QBs. Saleh’s philosophy? Find those “moments” where players shine or stumble, then move them up or down based on performance, not seniority. Special teams could be the deciding factor for late-rounders, with Saleh urging contenders to connect with the coordinator to prove their worth. This aggressive, position-by-position evaluation spans center, guard, edge, linebacker, corner, and safety—because Saleh’s goal is crystal clear: assemble the 53 most competitive players, no matter where they play.
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