Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Cam Ward & Robert Saleh MUST START STRONG at Tennessee Titans OTAs & Biggest ROSTER BATTLES to Watch

Episode Date: May 17, 2026

The Tennessee Titans have organized team activities this week with the whole team and that means important ground work is being put in that will matter for the upcoming season. That is why fast starts from the team's key leaders is key with Cam Ward, Jeffery Simmons and Robert Saleh all need strong starts to set the proper tone. There are key players to watch elsewhere there as the Titans' last two groups of rookies must take steps forward right away. Whether it be Carnell Tate as the current first-round pick or last year's Day 3 group of weapons like Elic Ayomanor, Chim Dike and Gunnar Helm, they will be key to how far the Titans can go this season. Finally, there are roster battles to watch like rookie linebacker Anthony Hill against veteran Cody Barton, but none more important than the interior offensive line.   LOCKED ON TITANS EVERYDAY CLUB: https://lockedontitans.supercast.com/   Subscribe to the TicTacTitans Film Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TicTacTitans   TicTacTitans Merchandise: https://dixons-dream.square.site/shop...   Follow Tyler on Twitter @TicTacTitans   Follow the show on Facebook @LockedOnTitansPod   Subscribe to the Locked On Titans YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LockedOnTitans   Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built for our most loyal fans. Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everydayerclub Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Square If you’re starting a business, or running one that deserves better tools, Square helps you sell, manage, and grow without slowing down. Right now, you can get up to $200 off Square hardware at https://square.com/go/LockedOnNFL. FanDuel Today's episode is brought to you by FanDuel. Right now new customers can bet just five dollars and get one-hundred and fifty dollars in bonus bets if your first bet wins. Visit https://FANDUEL.COM to get started — Play Your Game. Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase.   FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Tennessee Titans have organized team activities this week, and I think there are three obvious names that need to have a strong start. I'm going to tell you who they are on today's edition of Locked on Titans. You are Locked on Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast, part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome to the Locked on Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Rowland Titans fans. Today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast is brought to you by Fandall.

Right now, new customers can bet just $5 and get $150 in bonus bets if your first bet wins had to Fandle.com to get started on today's show. I'm going to get you ready for Tennessee Titans OTAs this week. The Titans enter the next phase of their offseason, and it includes full team practices. I'm going to talk about the big questions that the Tennessee Titans have moving forward, who needs to step up, what are the big roster battles? But we're going to start with the three names that I think need a strong start

to organize team activities and number one on that list is Cam Ward. Is it obvious? Yes, it's obvious, but it needs to be emphasized how important it is that Cam Ward gets off to a strong start for the Tennessee Titans. Obviously, quarterback, face of the franchise, leader of the organization, first one in, last one out, putting in the work, being in the weight room, taking the coaching, all of those things that are required of Cam Ward with the position that he's in are things that matter here, especially with a new program, new coaching staff.

All of those things are even more emphasized here than they would be in a normal year. But I think it's even deeper on the field. New offensive system from Brian Dable. understanding, hey, you need to run your route at this depth. The protection gets slide this way if we see this look. Oh, I need you running this hard. You need to run this route this way. When I call this, this means we do this.

And especially in Brian Dable's system, where we talked about the EP system, the Earhart Perkins, where route concepts, no matter who's running them, no matter whether it's tight end running back, or wide receiver, wide receiver, wide receiver tied end, or any combination of skill players that you can put together, each of these route concepts has a nickname. Well, to me, that makes it harder on the front end and easier on the back end.

So other offensive systems, you know, you've run a nine route, run a seven route. There are, you know, the West Coast system has a name for every single route and every single position and all that. And it's different for all of them. But in this system, again, it's code words for route concepts. Cam Ward doesn't just need to be the first person in, hitting the weights, taking care of his body, listening to the coaches, being approachable in the locker room, all that.

On the field, Cam Ward needs to be like, hey, we're running circus, we're running coffee, we're running bang, we're running. And he needs to know all of that stuff and have every T crossed and every eye dotted. Because if he's out on the field and he knows his playbook, He knows his audibles. He knows his adjustments. He understands what they're going to be doing based on the defense that they're seeing. The front, the coverage, the shade, inside, outside from a cornerback.

Cam Ward needs to have every single possible detail ironed out on the football field. It's bigger than just the leadership responsibilities of being a franchise quarterback. Because if he is doing that and he has all that stuff figured out, then he can demand it of his teammates. So the obvious stuff you think of with the responsibilities of a vet or, of a franchise quarterback apply here. No doubt about it. They're ratcheted up even because of the tight and unique circumstances.

But deeper than that, the actual on-field leadership is what I want to see Cam Ward nail home. And he needs to have a strong start. And again, the next person that I want to talk about here that needs to have a strong star out of the three is in line with this as well. And it's Jeffrey Simmons. Cam Ward is the leader on the offense.

Jeff Simmons is the leader. on the defense. Cam Ward is the swagger and the leadership. Jeffrey Simmons is the intensity and the physicality, and they blend together perfectly. I look at them as like a Leonardo and Raphael of the Ninja Turtle. If you're a Ninja Turtle fan, you understand the dynamic there. I think that Jeffrey Simmons needs to set the tone also on the field from an intensity standpoint. And both of those guys, we'll get to my third one here in a second, that obviously matters.

But both Jeffrey Simmons and Cam Ward with a new coaching staff and a lot of new players, I think they, I wouldn't call it reinventing maybe is too strong of a word, but they get to reintroduce, allow me to reintroduce myself, Jeffrey Simmons.

Like you get to reintroduce your leadership style, reintroduce how you're going to talk to guys, how you're going to operate, how you want to lead them. So it's kind of a refresher when you have a new coaching staff. So it's like the guys who are already in the locker room, you don't want to act different. Be who you are and be the leader that you are. But there's a lot of new guys.

There's a lot of new coaches. And you kind of, again, do get to reintroduce yourself to the team in a way from a leadership standpoint. And it's very critical that Jeffrey Simmons and Cam Ward, again, Cam Ward being on top of things. Hey, our quarterback knows everything there is to know. I better know everything there is to know about my job. Oh, Jeffrey Simmons, he's going to come out and punch you in the mouth.

If you are not ready to play, he is going to absolutely bully you. We're going to be the bullies. We're going to follow Jeffrey Simmons lead, and we're going to have the physical intensity at a different level than teams that we play every single week in that violent and fast mentality that Robert Salas preaching and pushing in the building. Like, Jeffrey Simmons needs to be the guy to establish that physical tone of, yeah, we're bullies.

We're a team that is going to beat the living crap out of you. And I am the biggest, baddest dude on the planet. Like, so setting that tone from day one, the coaches can do that all they want. But Cam Ward and Jeffrey Simmons have to establish a culture of physicality and accountability. That's on your best players at the end of the day. So big, big, big moments going on right now behind closed doors for Jeffrey Simmons and Cam Ward. And Robert Sala. No, it's not a player.

I cheated. All right. Deal with it. Okay? But Robert Sala, this is a critical moment for him. First impressions are key. Are you going to set the tone that, hey, I'm about what I preach.

And if you follow me into the battlefield, we will end victoriously. Do the players believe? And that's more important for the battlefield. the Titans right now, then it would be normally going into a season for a football team. The amount of belief, the morale, the chemistry, the player morale, you could call it. Is that an all-time love right now? All right?

An all-time love. This is not just about building a good football team and running good... This team needs a jolt of energy in the chest to wake it back up. Robert Solid needs to be that jolt of energy. So he has to come out strong with a good plan that instills confidence

instills belief in the coaching staff. He needs to hold guys accountable early on so we can set the standard early hey, this is how we operate. This is what is expected of you. Now you won't be late to the meeting. You won't be late to your rehab session. You won't be late to the wait room.

You're going to go hard and on stop and if you don't, you're out of here. All of the first impressions. So I used to be a manager and customer service back before the podcast days. Fresh out of college, trying to make a way, young tie. And the expectation setting, when you got a new person on your team, the very first meeting that you had with them sets the tone for what your interactions are going to be like, what you're going to expect from them, how you're going to solve problems.

with how new everything is for Robert Sala right now, it is an absolute critical, critical time in the growth of his program. And Jeffrey Simmons, Cam Ward have to be the tone setters, but Robert Sala is the captain at the end of the day. So those three guys, it may be obvious, the star players on either side of the ball

and then the new head coach, it may be obvious that those three need a strong start, but with how important it is, it needs to be emphasized because it cannot be overstated. With that being said, there are a lot more questions. And there are some young guys that we got to keep our eye on here because at the end of the day,

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and three people who need to have a strong start in Cam Ward, Jeffrey Simmons, Robert Sala. Now we need to talk about guys who we have to keep our eye on and we're going to talk about some position battles at the end of the show as again, the Tennessee Titans move into OTAs this week. Before we dive in though, do want to thank you for making Locked on Titans your first listen

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If you aren't an everydayer, you need to be one. Again, the Tennessee Titans have OTAs for the next few weeks, mandatory minicamp in less than a month. So much going on before we get to that mid-summer break, make sure that you stay locked in with the number one Tennessee Titans podcast in the world, locked on Titans. With that being said, though, again, so many young players that we need to keep our eye on here.

Again, the Titans are a young team now. The Titans are in the top three in the NFL and youngest rosters. I saw like an average the other day where they're at about just over 25 years old as an average. The Titans are one of the youngest teams in the NFL now, and that means that they will be relying on young players to take steps forward. And obviously it starts with the rookies. They need their rookie class to come in right away. Carnell Tate needs to be a true number one wide receiver.

Again, I have my doubts about whether that's possible or whether Carnell Tate can be that guy for the Titans. But even if he's not a Jamar Chase, Justin Jefferson, AJ Brown, even if he's not that, he needs to be a Cortland Sutton, a Nico Collins, a Drake London, that level of player, right? To be worth a top five pick? Cortland Sutton, top five pick, we're not asking a lot, right? I think Cortland Sutton's a very good player, but it needs to be from day one.

You know, like when you get picked that high and how desperately the Titans need him in the offense and I have talked about how he can be the isolation winner that Brian Dable likes to have in his offense because he uses his alignments against defenses to create one-on-one matchups for his best isolation player. So the offense is literally designed to get those isolated matchups. Carnell Tate was literally the best in the country. at winning those isolated mashups at Ohio State. So it stands to reason that he will keep winning those, which will allow him to be that number one target for the Titans.

But again, we're going to know right away, like, is he that guy? Is he dogging the cornerbacks? And he can't afford to start slowly. Like, so my eyes are going to be on Cornell Tate, obviously, right away. Keldrick Falk, how quick can he integrate himself into a defense that's going to ask him to do totally different things than what he was asked to do in college. The Titans put out a little video recently

of just like, you know, some highlights from a, like, team activities of just drills and people throwing on air and stuff like that. And man, Caldric Falk looked fast. And I told you guys that when we did the film breakdown on the Tick Tac Titans film channel, which you need to go check all those out. If you missed, I did a Cardellate,

I did an Anthony Hill, I did a Caldric Falk. Caldric Falk was faster. around the edge than I expected. I mean, for a guy who's 6 foot 6, 275 pounds with 34 and a half inch arms to have the speed around the edge

and then in that video that the Titans put out, the social media video that I talked about about OTAs, watch a Keldrick Falk move around the bags, buddy. Woo! Like, got being fired up. About as fired up as that Drake album or Drake albums this weekend.

Frozen the world, baby. Let's go. Iceman. But Keldrick Falk looks good. So I'm wondering how quickly he can learn the new system, learn how to play differently, learn the new ask on him. There's a lot of things that are new for Kaltrick Falk. So I'm very curious how quickly he can catch on. My expectation, where I'm saying,

Cornell Tate needs to be the man right away, number one wide receiver. I feel the opposite about Keldrick Falk. I'm not rushing him at all, but I'm still curious. Keep my eye on him. Anthony Hill, we're going to talk about him more in just a second, battling it out. What about on the offensive line?

The rookies, Carmona, Coogan, I gotta tell you, and we'll talk more about it. That's another position battle that we'll discuss at the end of the show, but I don't know that either of them are going to end up finding a way to start day one. Nick Singleton,

foot injury, is he going to be 100% right away? It sounds like he might be. How quickly can he make an impact? I think he can take real snaps from day one. Like, Singleton's been productive. He's been in college a while. ready to have the ball in his hands and make plays. I think Singleton could be a star in these summer workout periods leading into training camp.

But the second-year players, you know, are they going to, are they going to stay where they were role-wise? Or are they going to step forward? Like, Jim D.K. Is D.K. going to take snaps away from Calvin Ridley? Is he going to be that kind of wide receiver this year? Are they going to have to give him more reps with Wondale Robinson on the, you know, like take Wondell off. We've got to put in Jim DK.

I think that's going to more happen again with Calvin Ridley than Wondale because they brought Wondell in for a reason. But who's D.K. going to be? Is he just the utility player that I've been talking about him as, who's really good as a returner and he isn't really a starting level wide receiver? Is that who Jim D.K. is? Or is he a bona fide starting wide receiver? who it's Tate and D.K.

And we have a real number two. Is that who he's going to be this year? So, think, what about Ayo? Elyle-Iomanner looks more bulky, more built, in better shape. That's great. Be stronger through contact. Lean into the kind of player that you need to be at the next level. But, I mean, they got Cornell Tate because they don't look at I.O. Manor right now

as that number one wide receiver that he has the potential to be if things really broke. Right. You know what I mean? Like if Elico Manor hit his full potential and turn into a star player, him and Cornell Tate could work together, but Carnell Tate could play Z. Don't get me wrong. Like if I.O. breaks out, him and Tate as Twin Towers together would be awesome. But he's certainly going to get less opportunities than he got last year because of Carnel Tate and Wondale Robinson and hopefully a healthy Calvin Ridley.

and Chim D.K. trying to take a step forward. So he better be ready to go. If Cornel Tate is out there whooping him, not like they're going to go against each other directly, but if Cornell Tate is clearly the better player right away and is going to be, you know, is I.O. ever going to be anything?

There are real analytical reasons for concern with the drops and the route running and the separation. So if I.O. wants to be a starting wide receiver in the NFL, he better come with him. Okay. Gunner Helm, is he going to step up and be the guy that I think that he can be a top 10 tied end in the NFL? I think this is the year for Gunner Helm to take a big step forward. He's going to get way more opportunities. Jackson Slater, I think he's a starter at right guard.

But again, the Titans try to trade up for Keelon Rutledge. So I don't think they're big believers in Jackson Slater. They're super comfortable with Slater starting at guard. But I think right now it's Schlotman and Slater. and I'm adding to CH in there with Slater because I'm doing it again. Slotman, Schlaughtman, and Slater. There we go.

Say that five times fast. But I think that's your starting interior right now personally. Now, we'll talk about that more in a second, but just keep an eye. That second year players on offense. And then on defense, we'll talk about Femmy in a second in position battles because I think he's going to have to prove it

that he deserves reps. What about Marcus Harris? Kevin Winston. Are those guys going to take a step forward? Are they going to solidify themselves as future pieces of the secondary? Like, hey, we can build this secondary knowing that we have you guys in those spots.

It was up and down for Winston last year, which is to be expected. But he should take a big leap forward with better defensive coaching. And Marcus Harris, I mean, the coaches have been hyping him up. I mean, we can't can't blame the fans anymore for being hype about Marcus Harris

with the way that the coaching staff has hyped him up. At this point, with the lack of competition they brought in at cornerback or at slot cornerback and the way that they've been hyping up Marcus Harris, there's no other way to take it other than they think he's the guy. So we will see.

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fans, let's cap off today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast. Again, getting you guys ready to go for OTAs, the Tennessee Titans back out on the practice field for open sessions. This week we talked about the three names that need to start fast. We talked about all the young players to keep an eye on. But now I want to talk about some position battles that we need to pay attention to. Before I do, though, thanks again for making Locked on Titans, your first listen each and every day.

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Titans, NFL, everything. Make sure that you join the Locked-on Titans every-dayer club today. But position battles. We've got to keep our eye on. Number one, the interior offensive line. isn't that going to be the biggest position battle that we watch? And I need someone to ask Robert Sala.

Someone out there, please. I'm giving you a free, great question because I'm generous. Ask Robert Sala or Brian Dable or one of the position coaches, if you talk to Carmen Priscilla or whatever. When do you think the offensive line needs to be set for them to gain the needed chemistry to be ready for the regular season.

Is it going into training camp? Is it the end of training camp? Does it not matter? And you can just pick it whenever and have the whole battle go throughout training camp preseason? Is it the final preseason game, which is usually a dress rehearsal?

Is it the beginning of training camp? Is it two weeks into training camp? I want to know what his answer would be because that's an answer that I think we deserve. And it's, I'm interested to hear the answer to that is. Because I feel like

it's Schlotman and Slater. I'm doing it again. Schlotman and Slater who are currently the starters. But I don't think it would be out of the realm of possibility for a Carmona, for a Coogan,

for a Volson. Oh man, if it's Schlotman and Volson starting day one, just oh boy. Oh, God. I can't even get into it. But, like, it could change.

It absolutely could change. It's early. I think it's Schlotman and Slater. Right now, they're the favorites, is what I would say to you, is they would be the favorites to get that job. But Carmona has worked at Summit Center in his training, and he's a bigger-bodied guy. Cougan, obviously, very experienced, tough, gritty.

They like him a lot. It wouldn't be crazy for one of those guys to steal one of those spots. But again, going into these, OTAs and stuff. It's my understanding, belief, opinion, a lot of different words that I would use, that it is Schlotman and Slater right now.

So what happens from there, I don't know, but that's our baseline that we need to watch. Going forward. Anthony Hill and Cody Barton. Cody Barton is not a fit for what this team wants at linebacker. I don't think it's going to take long for Anthony Hill to take that spot for him. I don't.

Barton is just not a downhill violence linebacker. that's not who he is. That's what they want. Barton's not going to be blitzing gaps, blitzing downhill. It's just not going to happen. Maybe they rotate him in on some passing downs

because he can still have good awareness of routes and get in the way and read quarterback's eyes and stuff like. He's not a loss, but I just don't think he's a fit for what they're going to do. So watch Anthony Hill potentially taking over for Cody Barton. Femmy and Folk. I know that Caldric Fulk is going to be rushing from the interior on passing downs,

but on early downs, we know Jermaine Johnson's going to be one of those starters. And I know, I know, I know there's going to be a rotation. They're going to rotate a lot. So it may not ultimately matter. But who's going to get the bulk of those early down edge reps? Is it going to be Caldric Falk or is it going to be Femi Oladaiso? Because Femi is a direct backup, in my opinion, for Jermaine Johnson, can be.

and then Caldric Folk is a different kind of player than Jermaine Johnson and Femiole-A-Dazio on the other side. He's like a traditional big-body defensive end where Jermaine Johnson and Femiole-A-Dajio are more like, you know, tweener types where they could be an outside linebacker and a 3-4 or put their hand in the dirt because they're big and long and physical. You know what I mean?

But if you have one kind of a hybrid front where one is more of that outside linebacker D-N hybrid, and then you have the traditional D-N on the other side, I think that's what Robert Sala would prefer. So we will see. I like some heavy packages where Jermaine Johnson is on one side. And then you have Caldric Falk as a inside the tackle or head up on the tackle.

And then you still have Femioledazio as an edge on the tight end. Like in a heavy package on defense, I think that could really work out. Singleton versus Tage Spears. Singleton is a bigger back. Brian Dable likes bigger back. back. Singleton is good out of the backfield, catching the ball and can run the route tree. Singleton is jittery and explosive and can take it in the distance. He kind of gives

you a lot of what Taj Spears gives you. So I would not be shocked if Nick Singleton cut into the Taj Spears work and the Tony Pollard work, but cut in more to the Taj Spears work than maybe people are realizing. And it's more of a Pollard and Singleton as the top two backs for the Titans. But Spears really, as that change of pace, third back. Levis versus Trubesky, anybody? No, no, no, no. Can't do it, but I'm just saying.

Something to watch. The Titans, it would be better for Willis to win the backup spot and make it seem like he'd be better in a trade, right? Right? But Trubisky ain't going anywhere. He knows the system.

He's a pseudo-coach, which is what your backup quarterback should be. And then the slot quarterback position. I talked about it earlier when I mentioned Marcus Harris. They didn't bring anybody in right now. And who else would even play in the slot? Micah Robinson?

Some of these undrafted free agent guys? I just have a hard time believing that that the Titans are going to not give any more difficult competition to Marcus Harris for that nickelback slot. Or maybe, maybe it's like I've been saying, they actually want to use Kevin Winston as a big nickel and a slot guy early on. So they know that they have Winston

and then they have Harris as the late-down slot and they feel good about that. And we just hasn't been a lot of talk about Kevin Winston and what he could be. So very curious when we get more conversation about him going forward as well. But with that being said, again,

feel like we're ready to go into a week of organized team activities Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Titans have practices. I believe they're all open to the media. So we're going to get some reporting. We're going to get some press conferences and stuff like that. And I'm going to be here to break it all down. That's going to do it for me today, folks.

As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland. And this was Locked on Titans.