Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans Cam Ward FIGHTS Jeffery Simmons, Unsung Rookies Improving & Bigger Coaching Concern

Episode Date: August 18, 2025

The Tennessee Titans are back home after a long preseason road trip and clearly there is tension in the air after Cam Ward and Jeffery Simmons got in a fight at practice. While it would be easy to condemn the activity, Tyler actually sees this as a good thing for the Titans as new leaders emerge. A lot of the high-profile rookies have gotten love, but some of the more unsung rookies like Marcus Harris and Jackson Slater haven't gotten enough. Also, still no practice for T'Vondre Sweat, Kevin Winston or L'Jarius Sneed. Finally, we talk big concerns for the Titans and you have to start with coaching and it isn't just Brian Callahan.  Subscribe to the TicTacTitans Film Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@TicTacTitans TicTacTitans Merchandise: https://dixons-dream.square.site/shop/tictactitans-gear/C3AAPNWXSXA6SBYG3USV2I7R?page=1&limit=30&sort_by=category_order&sort_order=asc Follow Tyler on Twitter @TicTacTitans Follow the show on Facebook @LockedOnTitansPod Subscribe to the Locked On Titans YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnTitans/videos Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Yahoo FantasyPresented by YahooFantasy #YahooPartner. Play Now at https://yahoofantasy.com/lockedonnfl.GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONNFL for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply. Download Gametime today. What time is it? Gametime.FanDuelToday's episode is brought to you by FanDuel. Football season is around the corner, visit the FanDuel App today and start planning your futures bets now.Monarch MoneyTake control of your finances with Monarch Money. Use code LOCKEDONNFL at monarchmoney.com/lockedonnfl for 50% off your first year.BetterhelpThis episode is brought to you by Betterhelp. Talk it out, with BetterHelp. Our listeners get 10% off their first month at BetterHelp.com/lockedon.  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)

Cam Ward and Jeffrey Simmons gotten a fight at practice on Monday and I think it's a great thing for the Tennessee Titans I'll explain 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 Roland Titans fans

Today's edition of the Locked On Titans podcast Is brought to you by Game Time Download the Game Time app, create an account, use the code Locked on NFL for $20 off Your first purchase on today's show I'm gonna break down everything You need to know from Tennessee Titans practice on Monday Including Cam Ward and Jeffrey Simmons

Getting in a fight and why I think it is a great thing also We're gonna take a look at some of the unsung rookies For the Tennessee Titans who are making an impact At practice on Monday Also, we'll cap off yesterday's conversation, and I'll look at the things that I'm least confident in with the Tennessee Titans. And when I say a coaching issue, I mean more than just Brian Callahan. Now, before we get into all of that, do want to thank you for making Locked on Titans, your first listen each and every day. Remember, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free.

Make sure that you get subscribed. Stay subscribed. It's your team every day. Speaking of every day, shout out to my everydayers out there. Tune in Monday through Friday. Couldn't do it without you guys. if you aren't in every day or you need to be one, the Titans have practice on Tuesday, they have practice on Wednesday,

I'll be here to break all that down. I'll have a game preview for you guys before the game on Friday night, the Titans' final preseason game of the year at home. Can't wait to break all that down, and I'll be here live after that game to tell you everything that you need to know. Cutdown happens a week from today on Tuesday,

so it's great time to get locked in with the Locked on Titans podcast. With that being said, though, do want to talk about Cam Ward and Jeffrey Simmons getting in a fight at practice. And again, I think this is an absolutely great thing for the Tennessee Titans. New leaders need to establish themselves and we're seeing that happen right now

with obviously Cam Ward being at the forefront of that. But with new leadership and new guys who refuse to back down, that may cause somewhat of an issue at times with the guys who used to be the primary leaders and the guys who used to make everybody else back down. And we know on this team, that's Jeffrey Simmons. So what exactly happened? Well, a couple of plays before the fight happened

according to multiple reports coming out of training camp. I mean, literally the moment practice ended, it was just a wave of tweets about this fight and videos with players talking about this fight between Cam Ward and Jeffrey Simmons, but sounds like Jeffrey Simmons and J.C. Latham got tied up a little bit. Latham may have gotten the best of Jeffrey Simmons on a play and a couple of plays later.

Cam Ward throws a touchdown pass to Calvin Ridley in the end zone on a red zone drill. And what does Cam Ward do? comes up behind Jeff Simmons gives him a little shove hits him with the Cam Ward Sally with the hand waving in the face and as I would expect any alpha high level

defensive menace to do Jeffrey Simmons push him right back to get out of my face and anytime anytime and this is also something that I would expect anytime somebody puts their hands on the

quarterback during practice Well, that's going to cost some people to react to that as well. So, of course, a little bit of a fracas breaks out with the offense, the defense, everybody kind of in the middle of it. I saw a couple reporters saying that Titans' PR had to get Jeffrey Simmons back to the locker room because he was so fired up. Not surprised to hear that with Jeff. We know that Big Jeff has a little bit of a temper.

Always has. But I've got to be honest with you. I know that there are going to be people out there who spin this is a bad thing. They're going to use it as a way to talk bad about Jeff. They're going to use it as a way to talk bad about Callahan and the team. And you guys know, I'll be critical of the team. I usually get criticized by you guys for being too critical of the team. So I'm going to be critical when there's the opportunity to do it,

and I think it makes sense, and that's how I feel. But this is something, this fight between Simmons and Ward, I love this. I love everything about this. This is what is supposed to happen as new leaders emerge. It's been Jeffrey Simmons for how many years? You know, it was Big Jeff and it was Derek Henry. And Henry was never really a super vocal guy in the locker room. And we know that Ryan Tannahill isn't some rah, rah, blah, blah, lead the guys.

And we know that Will Levis isn't leading the guys like Cam Ward is right now. We know that Calvin Ridley isn't necessarily that rah, raw energy guy. And we know that Peter Skoransky isn't necessarily that raw, raw energy guy. So where does it come from? Where does the attitude? Where does the swagger? Where does the confidence? Where does the get back? Where does that come from from the Titans offense? When was the last time the Titans had a player who would score and taunt their opponent? And listen, I'm not sitting now here saying that taunting is good for the team and that'll be. But at the end of the day, you got to have a little bit of edge to play this football game. You've got to have a little bit of an edge in life, in my opinion. Now, different people need different levels of edge and depending on what you want to do in your life and what your goals are. Maybe it's not as necessary. But I can tell you, in professional sports, you need to have somewhat of an edge. And at the end of the day, every single great pro sports team ever had a couple of A-holes. A couple of guys that would get in your face and let you know, I'm cooking you.

All right? And that's what the Titans need. That's what we desperately need. As people will watch the football team every weekend, we need some life to the offense. We need somebody who's going to get in somebody's face, somebody who's going to hit a little dance after a big catch or a big place. somebody to get the rest of the people fired up. And you know who I want that to be first and foremost,

no matter what, on my offense? I wanted to be my quarterback. So I love that Cam Ward after having a couple of down practices and you know the defense is talking, Simmons is always talking. So when the defense had their successes and had their good practices that we talked about and had their good moments, you know Big Jeff was yelling at, you can't stop me, this is too easy. So you know what?

Yeah, Big Jeff, eat a little bit of that. My boy, Trench King, J.C. Latham, the lockout master, smacked you a couple of bit ago. Now we're scoring. Take some of it. I love that Cam Ward's given that back. I love that. That is great news for Titans fans.

That's great news for the energy and the swagger and the fire and the passion of this football team. And not only that, but the fact that J.C. Latham got Jeffrey Simmons on a play and then was talking. Latham is a guy. You know, I say Pete isn't. Calvin is an exciting player who will talk, but Calvin is more of a laid-back guy.

You know what I mean? He's a real chill guy. I need somebody on that offensive line to be the Barker. I need somebody out there with Max Dog. And look, I think Skoronsky is an awesome player. But Skoransky isn't going to get in Big Jeff's face and call him this and that and bow and let him know. That's just not Pete's style.

But that is J.C. Latham's style. And for Latham to take a leap, not only in his body, not only in his technique, but in his leadership, his personality, and his confidence. I want J.C. Latham putting people on the ground during games this fall, and I want him to let him know about it too. Let's, I mean, let's go back. When was the last time the Titans truly had a dog who was super vocal and in your face?

Henry had his moments, but that's not, you know, he's more of the silent killer. it was AJ Brown it was Taylor LeWan and say what you want about Taylor LeWan but LeWan gave the Titans attitude he gave the Titans personality the Titans were more interesting and more fun to watch and more fun to talk about

because Taylor LeWan was on the football team and that's why I always will give Taylor LeWan his credit because they desperately needed not only the player that Taylor was but the person that Taylor Luan us and the Titans still benefit to this day from Taylor Luan's outgoing personality. So forgive me if I'm excited

to hear that my starting quarterback in the future of this franchise, the face of the franchise, ain't afraid to tell Jeffrey Simmons here. Take that. And I'm happy that my young second year offensive lineman who I expect and hope becomes elite in the NFL. I hope he's willing to tell Jeffrey Simmons

you ain't all that, bud. I'm here now the Titans need that going forward the Titans need that change in leadership They need that new blood They need those new players to step up Because for the last few years With Henry leaving and AJ leaving

And it's just been Jeff I don't want Jeff to dominate everybody around him I want people who are equal to Jeffrey Simmons Who can go back at Jeffrey Simmons Who can go toe to toe with Jeffrey Simmons That's what we want So, look, I would be more mad. There are some people who are going to be like, oh, you never touch the quarterback.

You never, that's so stupid. Look, it wasn't like stupid Shamar Stewart with the Bengals where he's falling into Joe Burrow during a play and knocking him down. This was afterwards some pushing and shoving. This isn't like Jeffrey Simmons coming in low and hitting Cam Ward in the pocket during a play. This isn't to that, yes, that is outrageous. But a little pushing and shoving after the play, some barking at each other.

I love that. I need more of that. And that's why I'm so hype about Cam Ward, hype about J.C. Latham. New leadership for the Tennessee Titans is emerging. They're willing to go right at Jeff Simmons, and that is good news for the Tennessee Titans. Let's talk about some rookies. Today's episode is brought you by FanDuel Sportsbook. Look, folks, big news.

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We talked about Cam Ward, Jeffrey Simmons getting in that fight. I love hearing that. I'm not mad about it at all. All of the circumstances make me feel very excited about the situation. I'm glad that we're hearing it. But we got to talk about some actual football activities during practice and I want to talk about some of the Tennessee Titans rookies again. Yesterday we talked about the things I'm confident in this year

and the rookie class is definitely one of those. but we have some unsung rookies, some rookies who don't get quite as much attention as the other rookies who are really doing a good job in camp right now. Now, before we talk about that, I do want to thank you again for making Locked on Titans, your first listen each and every day. Remember, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round,

always for free. Make sure you get subscribed, stay subscribed. It's your team every day. So, at practice, again, we get another Gunner Helm, touchdown. And Gunner Helm is getting pop now. Gunner Helm is getting hype now. But I will say the rookie wide receivers have gotten way more attention and it's wide receiver. I understand why that is. But I will continue to tell you that I think it's Gunner Helm who will actually be the rookie that contributes the most to the offense this year because I think he can be in a starting

role right away and honestly his skill set fits so perfectly with Cam Ward the contested catches different things like that like it's just he's good over the middle good contested good route runner good enough blocker like Gunnerhelm brings everything to the table and it's no surprise that he still catch a touchdown passes in red zone period and practice from Brandon Allen get that man with Cam Ward more often because it's only a matter of time but Guntherhelm is on the, obviously on the more well-discussed side of rookies, but Jackson Slater. I watched the tape over the weekend of the second preseason game,

and Slater just moves guys in the run game. Now, he's got to get better in the past game and better with his technique. He got beat a little bit inside during the game, a little overwhelmed at times with the speed coming off of the line of scrimmage, but that's something that as a rookie he's going to adjust. adjust to. But Jackson Slater, I saw, I think it was a report from Paul Karaski saying that he had some stud moments in 1V-1s and pass protection. Like, when you look at Kevin Zeitler, who is 35 years old, who hasn't really participated all that much in training camp in the all-season programs

and stuff like, he's been around, but as for actual practice, playing in the preseason, stuff like that, he, you know, hasn't really been out there. A guy like Jackson Slater is primed to take that spot next year. Or as we get later into the season, maybe Kevin Zitler starts to wear down a little bit. Jackson Slater, I said this when they drafted him, and I truly believe it. It's not this year. It's not this year, and it shouldn't be this year. But I think Jackson Slater will be the starting right guard next year.

I really do believe that. He will be the starting right guard next year. And I think that a guy like Jackson Slater who had versatility. He did a little bit of center at the senior bowl to try to, or I don't know if it was the senior ball, one of the college all-star games. There are so many, you know, different players at this point. But Jackson Slater got some center reps, and there was some thought, especially when he was drafted.

I talked about how I think he could be the long-term center for this team because Lloyd Cushenberry obviously isn't going to be around forever. And after the Achilles, we don't really know what to expect. But the Titans haven't used Jackson Slater at center, basically at all during this off season. In any way. They've really been working him at guard, at guard, at guard, at guard.

And when you wonder, why not take the opportunity to get him some reps at center, I think the answer to that question is that Jackson Slater is the guy who they think will replace Kevin Zitler at guard. Now, I'll tell you, I was impressed with Andrew Ruppich. I thought Rupsich did a good job, so I think he's going to make the roster now.

I'm going to go with Rupsich to make... Although Blake Hans is coming back and I think they wanted Hans over Ruppich but Rupcich has been really solid for two weeks and I just think he's the next best guard here. But Slater should be better than Rupcich by this time next year. And I think that even by the time

we get into the last month, the last six weeks of the season, it could be Slater is the primary backup for guard if Kevin Zitler, you know, obviously you don't want to hope Peter Skoronsky gets injured in any way. But just saying, I think Slater can be that backup guard. And I think what we've seen the Titans do with him, leaving him at guard, focusing him at guard throughout the process. I think that kind of tells us that,

hey, we think there might be some center versatility there, but we're way more worried about developing you as a guard for us. And I think that's great news for Jackson Slater. And since he's not going to start right away, since he's not, you know, an immediate help to the team. He's not going to be on special teams. There's not really much to discuss with Jackson Slater, and that makes it not as sexy to throw him in the rundown on the side of the show

or put him in the title and things like that. But Jackson Slater is developing well, and he's having good moments, and we're seeing him flash, and I think his development is right on schedule for the Titans. He's certainly going to make the team. Also, Marcus Harris. The Titans 2 6th round picks, right? Marcus Harris.

Daryl Baker Jr. has kind of lost some ground. Marcus Harris has started to impress. He had the P.B.U where he had the recovery speed and caught back up to the wide receiver. And here's the thing. The Titans need Marcus Harris to be good right away. Legerius Sneed, still not out there.

And I'm going to do some injury updates here at the end of this segment, just real quickly. But Legerius Need, still not out there. Saw a report. I think it was also Paul Karaskew said that Jarvis Brownlee Jr. at his right ankle taped up super heavy. Now, he practiced, but he had his right ankle taped up super heavy. Maybe that's nothing.

Maybe it's just, you know, what he wants to do. Maybe it's how he likes it. But I think, you know, we've got to be careful. And it's just a sobering reminder that if Jarvis Brownlee Jr. or Roger McCreary go down, the Titans have the worst cornerback group in the league. And if Marcus Harris can develop quicker and faster and be more of a usable player right away, that'll help that. But, I mean, at the same time, what are we really talking about here?

How much can Marcus Harris help right away? But Jarvis Brownlee Jr. was a fifth round pick last year. We weren't 100% certain about. And look how he turned out. And we felt comfortable with him and now we feel comfortable with him now. Maybe the Titans are just going to be really, really good under this regime with finding late round cornerbacks, which would be absolutely huge because that's a position that requires so much depth.

And you just need to stockpile as much as you can there. And with where the Titans are at, I don't think Legerius need will be here after the year unless something crazy happens. Roger McCreary is a free agent after the year. Will the Titans want to pay a slot receiver with all the needs and where they're at as a team in their cycle? Those are big questions.

So the more help the Titans can get at cornerback, the more young pieces that can step up and prove they can be a part of this team long term. Marcus Harris doing a really good job so far in training camp, doing his best. It's not all perfect by no means, but he's definitely significantly ahead of all the other younger cornerbacks. and he's to the point now where he's trying to break into that top four over Daryl Baker Jr.

But with that being said, we do got to talk about some of the injury news outside of Lagerie Steen. Sneed not back. Lloyd Cushenberry did some 7 on 9. I think Tehran Davenport reported that, that Lloyd Cushenberry is involved in some 7 on 9 team period. That's run stuff. So that's great news for Lloyd Cushenberry that he's getting back into these team drills. so early in the week.

You have a practice Tuesday, you have a practice Wednesday. I would not go full bore, but maybe Cushingberry by next week we'll be ready to be back full with the team and just ready to go. Take a spot and now you can start warming up two weeks until the regular season.

Still no Kevin Winston, still no Tavondre Sweat. Definitely, definitely concerning. There was optimism that they'll be back this week. Tevondre Sweat had his tonsils out but has been out for weeks based on that. That's kind of a surprise. to me. And then Kevin Winston, it's still, you know, soreness, hamstring,

soreness management from the ACL tear that he's recovering from. So that's where we're at with those big time injury updates. Not the best news, but hopefully more good news coming down the line. With that being said, I want to cap off our conversation from yesterday where I went over the things that I'm most optimistic about with the Titans and talk about some of the things that I'm least optimistic about. Obviously, you guys know it'll be Brian Callahan, but I really do think that it's more than just Brian Callahan. Today's episode is brought to you by game time. Game time is the best place to buy tickets.

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Titans fans, let's cap off today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast. We talked about Cam Ward fighting. Jeff Simmons at practice. We talked about some of the unsung rookies that deserve a little bit more credit and some injury updates. Now I want to cap off yesterday's conversation talking about the things I was most confident in

with Cam Ward, the rookie class, the offensive line. Talk about some of the things I'm least confident in before I do. Thanks again for making Locked on Titans your first listen. For your second lesson, check out Locked on Fantasy Football.

You got host Vinnie Iyer and Michelle Majuk. Every single day they're going to prep you for your fantasy drafts. make sure you're the most informed manager so you can take home your league's trophy this season find locked on fantasy football on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. But my biggest concern by far is coaching. You guys know that. I'm concerned about Brian Callahan, his ability to lead a group of men,

his ability to be an NFL head coach. But we've talked about that. But here's what I want to say. I'm actually concerned about the coaching staff more than just Brian Callahan. We talk about DeNard Wilson. And the Tennessee Titans defense last year, I think it was 25th in Sacks, 30th and pressure rate, weren't good on third downs.

Now, the yardage was good. The yardage looked good. They were the second best team in yardage, really good past defense statistics. And that has made some people believe that the Titans have a good defense. And I even believed that the Tennessee Titans were going to

have a good defense. I have been saying, hey, you know, odds are the Titans are going to have a good defense. If certain things go right, they could have a great defense. I'm not as confident in that anymore. I'm really not. You look at the issues with the pass rush, you look at some of the depth concerns in the secondary. I am excited to see James Williams and Cedric Gray battle it out for that linebacker roll next to Cody Barton, but we're still talking about two second year linebackers who we don't know of either of them are good. We've talked basically about who wins the job between the two of them, but that doesn't mean that either of them are good for NFL standards.

So you look at the interior defensive line depth issues, which could lead to run defense issues, you think about the pass rush issues that we've discussed, and you think about the depth in the secondary, the talent on the defense may not be that good, and I am just not as convinced as I was that DeNard Wilson is a great defensive coordinator. I felt pretty confident in that coming into this training camp

and watching the defense play and thinking about some of the concerns and looking back at some of the stats, my guy Zach Lyons from F-words did a good tweet this week where he looked at how the Titans played six backup quarterbacks last year. Now, Joe Flacco for the Colts was in that. Sam Darnold for the Vikings was in that. I don't really know if you want to categorize them as bad.

backup quarterbacks, but basically it showed that the Tennessee Titans defense was helped out significantly by playing against bad quarterbacks all last year. So if the Titans play against better quarterback play and the defense isn't as protected, because think all of the turnovers from the Titans offense last year made the defense not half to defend as many yards. And offenses weren't getting as many yards because they didn't have to go as far because of all the turnovers. You think about how special teams factored into that,

the penalties, the big returns that the Titans led up, the punt blocks for extra points. These offenses didn't have to go a lot of yards, and I think that made the Titans yardage stats on defense look better than what they actually were. So where I was confident that the Titans would be a good defense and that Dernard Wilson was a good defensive coordinator, I'm less convinced of that now

looking back at the way things went last year and having a more clear eye on it and also seeing the defensive talent that the Titans have right now. Like, I am not convinced. Some people when I talk about Brian Callahan say they should have just hired Denard Wilson as the head coach. I guess what I'm saying is I'm not convinced that we know right now that DeNard Wilson is a really good defensive coordinator. I'm more confident in him being a good defensive coordinator

than Brian Callahan being a good head coach. But at this stage where things are right now, I am less confident in Dinard Wilson being a good defensive coordinator than I was before and that brings my confidence in the coaching staff down even more than it already was. So they have big questions to answer here. That is my primary concern. I talk about the defense overall and some of the concerns that I have in there.

I do got to mention also I am a little bit concerned about this running back room. I mean, we know that the wide receiver group isn't top tier. We kind of have decent expectations for the offensive line at this point but the talent does match those. Running back, man. If Tony Pollard is expected to be the Belkow back again this year, it's not going to go well. And if Tage Spears cannot stay healthy, it's not going to go well.

And Kellel Mullings is not ready yet. He's not good enough in pass protection to be a number two back. Julius Chestnut is not good enough to be a full-time running back in the NFL, in my opinion. Brian Robinson from the Washington Commanders is on the trade block. I think there are other teams that are more win now focused that will probably make that move but if the Titans gave up a conditional seventh they could be a sixth rounder in 2026 or 2027

to get Brian Robinson to pair with Tony Pollard so they don't have to rely on Tage Spears and Brian Robinson is a big hammerback which is what they need I think that could make some sense do I think that happens? No I don't I think there will be teams that make more sense for Brian Robinson out there

but I just don't think it would be a bad idea for the Titans if the price were right. But I wanted to at least throw that running back concern in there because we had running back as a secure position for so long, but now with the Tajay Spears injury, it certainly is not that. But with that being said, that's going to do it for me today, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans.

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