Titans, Panthers Joint Practice: New Units Sharpened

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The Tennessee Titans are set to hold a joint practice with the Carolina Panthers before

the 2026 NFL season kicks off.

Titans coach Robert Saleh dropped this news at the league's annual meeting, saying it's

locked in with Carolina.

Saleh isn't stopping there.

He wants two more joint sessions, each with different teams, to give his squad varied

looks and practice games.

This comes after a busy offseason where Tennessee revamped both offense and defense through

free agency and trades.

On offense, they added Wandel Robinson, a 1,000-yard slot receiver they lacked last year.

Defensively, John Franklin Myers boosted the pass rush, Jermaine Johnson could shine,

and the new cornerback group with Coredale Flot in Alante, Taylor Ames to shed down passing

attacks.

The Panthers earned the NFC South title in 2025 with an 8-9 record, making them a solid

test.

Last preseason, Tennessee ran joint practices with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Atlanta

Falcons.

These matchups should sharpen the Titans' new units heading into the year, setting

the stage for a stronger showing.