The Titans have a seven-man draft class, some of whom have already inked their rookie deals. Their draftees will be joined in minicamp by the following UDFAs:
- Brian Dooley, OL (Eastern Michigan)
- Khalid Duke, DE (Kansas State)
- Keaton Ellis, S (Penn State)
- X’Zauvea Gadlin, OL (Liberty)
- Rod Gattison, CB (Western Carolina)
- Isaiah Iton, DT (Rutgers)
- Robert Javier, DB (Towson)
- Dillon Johnson, RB (Washington)
- Gabe Jeudy-Lally, CB (Tennessee)
- Brayden Narveson, K (NC State)
- Bryce Oliver, WR (Youngstown State)
- David Martin-Robinson, TE (Temple)
- Sam Schnee, WR (Northern Iowa)
- Jamari Small, RB (Tennessee)
- Cole Spencer, OL (Texas Tech)
- Steven Stilianos, TE (Iowa)
Spencer is one of three O-linemen the Titans have brought in, and he has received a notable financial investment. Tennessee has given him $75K in guaranteed money, Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 reports. Spencer spent considerable time at left tackle when he was at Western Kentucky, but he moved to guard with the Red Raiders. A leg injury limited him to just six games in 2023, but he will look to parlay a return to health into at least a practice squad spot.
The Titans were among the teams to move quickly on the running back front in free agency, signing Tony Pollard as part of a depth chart already featuring Tyjae Spears. Both Johnson and Small will look to join them in a rotational capacity. The former led the Pac-12 in rushing touchdowns last season (16), helping him earn second-team All-Conference honors. The latter, meanwhile, led the Volunteers in rushing during the 2021 season and ranks 12th in school history with 24 career rushing touchdowns.
Veteran Nick Folk was the Titans’ lone kicker on the roster prior to the addition of Narveson. Folk, 39, led the NFL in field goal percentage (96.7%) in his debut Tennessee campaign and he is under contract for one more year. Narveson will look to provide competition during training camp or at least insurance by taking up a taxi squad slot. After spending time at Iowa State and Western Kentucky, he went 18-for-23 on field goal attempts in 2023.
Ben Levine contributed to this post.